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MONTREAL
CP
RCMP
in
Montreal
report
the
seiz
seizure
�
ure
of
heroine
valued
at
25
million
on
the
illicit
market
Police
also
announced
the
arrest
of
three
persons
two
Frenchmen
and
a
Canadian
in
what
they
call
the
second
largest
nar
narcotics
�
cotics
seizure
in
Canadian
history
Police
say
61
pounds
of
pure
heroin
were
seized
in
the
operation
Arrested
were
two
employees
of
Air
France
and
a
resident
of
St
Leonard
de
Port
Maurice
Que
The
two
Frenchmen
were
picked
up
by
RCMP
investi
investigators
�
gators
in
Montreal
one
in
a
downtown
hotel
the
other
in
a
car
while
the
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
was
arrested
in
St
Leonard
Man
Trapped
FORT
ST
JOHN
CP
-
A
38
-year-old
man
was
trapped
and
apprehended
In
bushland
Wednesday
after
the
slaying
of
a
woman
30
miles
north
of
here
The
womans
body
was
dis
discovered
�
covered
early
Wednesday
morning
A
man
held
by
neighbors
on
the
Dolg
River
Indian
Reserve
broke
away
and
fled
The
hunt
by
RCMP
from
this
town
340
miles
northwest
of
Edmonton
and
from
Dawson
Creek
quickly
cornered
the
sus
suspect
�
pect
Raids
Continue
SAIGON
AP
-
US
jet
bombers
and
fighters
flew
heavy
sorties
against
suspected
Viet
Cong
positions
Inside
South
Viet
Nam
today
No
air
strikes
-against
North
Viet
Nam
were
reported
South
Vietnamese
and
US
Air
Force
planes
have
struck
against
targets
north
of
the
17th
parallel
daily
for
the
last
four
days
One
of
todays
strikes
by
B
57s
and
F
lOOs
was
against
a
suspected
major
headquarters
of
the
Viet
Cong
In
western
Tay
Ninh
province
60
miles
northwest
of
Saigon
Flag
on
Summit
WHITEHORSE
YT
AP
-A
small
flag
fluttered
from
the
summit
of
Mount
Kennedy
to
today
�
day
planted
there
by
Senator
Robert
Kennedy
as
a
memorial
to
his
brother
the
late
US
president
John
Kennedy
The
New
York
Democratic
senator
a
novice
climber
reached
the
top
of
the
previously
unclimbed
13900
foot
peak
Wednesday
after
a
day
and
a
half
of
climb
climbing
�
ing
Back
to
Ottawa
VANCOUVER
CP
-
A
Van
couver
newspaper
says
E
Davie
Fulton
former
federal
justice
minister
is
expected
to
an
announce
�
nounce
his
return
to
federal
politics
early
next
month
The
paper
says
Mr
Fulton
now
leader
of
the
Conservative
party
in
BC
will
announce
his
decision
at
a
meeting
in
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
April
3
and
will
run
for
a
commons
seat
in
the
constitu
constituency
�
ency
of
Kamloops
Mr
Fulton
has
refused
to
comment
but
says
he
expects
to
make
a
state
statement
�
ment
later
In
the
day
A
warm
discussion
was
just
what
the
Wednesday
meeting
of
the
Downtown
Business
Businessmens
�
mens
Association
needed
It
was
the
only
thing
about
it
that
was
warm
The
meeting
place
the
banquet
room
at
the
Civic
Centre
was
about
the
same
temperature
as
outdoors
26
degrees
City
works
department
spring
cleaning
project
which
gets
going
in
the
night
hours
sees
about
10
truckloads
of
winter
dirt
picked
up
every
day
Subscriber
after
reading
yesterdays
story
about
pre
preschool
�
school
-
aged
children
crowding
the
streets
wonders
when
something
is
going
to
be
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5
KWT
WORKERS
PROTEST
ACTION
BY
UNION
Members
of
the
Inter
International
�
national
Brotherhood
of
Electrjcal
Workers
CLC
employed
at
the
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
mill
site
met
today
to
pro
protest
�
test
their
unions
jurisdic
jurisdiction
�
tion
Demanding
that
Jurisdiction
be
changed
from
the
IBEWs
Kamloops
local
to
another
local
they
stayed
away
from
their
Jobs
for
15
minutes
to
meet
and
discuss
the
situation
The
meeting
followed
an
ar
arbitration
�
bitration
board
hearing
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
when
it
was
re
revealed
�
vealed
that
the
IBEWs
local
093
is
not
certified
as
the
bar
bargaining
�
gaining
agent
for
pulp
mill
elec
electricians
�
tricians
Burt
Adair
member
of
the
workers
grievance
committee
had
harsh
words
for
the
offi
officials
�
cials
of
the
Kamloops
local
He
accused
the
locals
offi
officers
�
cers
of
advising
management
to
hire
legal
aid
to
beat
the
workers
Into
submission
The
workers
feel
the
union
local
has
not
acted
in
their
best
interests
and
what
they
have
done
is
without
authority
Electricians
working
at
the
mill
site
want
to
obtain
proper
representation
in
their
dealings
with
the
firm
For
this
reason
the
men
voted
to
apply
for
jur
isdiction
under
Local
213
In
Vancouver
Henry
Ayllng
Industrial
re
relation
�
lation
officer
for
Marwell
Con
struction
agrees
with
this
move
and
has
asked
that
jurisdiction
be
changed
Marwell
holds
a
bargaining
certificate
with
local
213
This
step
however
is
only
temporary
Long
-
term
plans
call
for
setting
up
a
Prince
George
local
of
the
D3EW
The
grievance
committee
of
the
electricians
under
chair
chairman
�
man
Dave
Cuddington
met
with
Mr
Ayllng
this
morning
to
discuss
details
of
the
proposed
change
over
of
Jurisdiction
All
men
Involved
endorsed
the
motion
and
decided
to
revoke
check
off
dues
to
the
Kamloops
local
The
change
must
be
verified
by
the
unions
International
vice
president
and
telegrams
have
been
sent
to
Toronto
to
his
effect
An
issue
In
the
dispute
is
payment
of
living
out
allow
allowances
�
ances
for
IBEW
members
This
sparked
a
walk
out
at
the
pulp
mill
site
two
weeks
ago
Lawyer
David
Rogers
re
representing
�
presenting
the
Kamloops
local
admitted
at
the
arbitration
hearing
that
the
union
does
not
have
certification
to
bargain
on
behalf
of
pulp
mill
electric
electricians
�
ians
End
in
Sight
VICTORIA
CP
Weary
BC
legislators
government
and
opposition
members
alike
are
looking
forward
to
Friday
Thats
when
the
second
session
of
the
27th
legislature
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
prorogue
after
more
than
nine
weeks
of
sittings
The
last
legislature
sat
just
over
eight
weeks
done
about
teen
agers
who
not
only
walk
four
or
five
abreat
but
also
wander
all
over
the
streets
It
Is
a
wonder
some
of
them
dont
get
seriously
hurt
he
said
m
Starting
April
1
theRCMPs
famous
riding
boots
and
Stetson
hats
will
be
a
thing
of
the
past
except
for
cere
ceremonial
�
monial
occasions
From
then
on
all
staff
will
wear
dark
blue
peaked
caps
with
yellow
bands
brown
Jackets
blue
trousers
and
ankle
boots
as
working
dress
This
uniform
has
been
in
use
for
some
years
as
winter
dress
only
The
blue
trousers
and
shoes
will
be
no
change
for
office
staff
q
Weve
had
more
sunshine
this
month
than
any
previous
March
that
was
the
only
comforting
word
from
the
weather
office
today
The
fore
forecast
�
cast
calls
for
the
cold
spell
to
continue
enough
to
send
chills
down
the
spines
of
gardeners
who
are
wondering
whats
hap
happening
�
pening
to
the
tulips
that
started
to
come
out
of
the
ground
a
coupel
of
weeks
ago
Di
e
e
Thousands
of
Negroes
poured
into
Montgomery
today
to
complete
a
five
day
march
by
civil
rights
workers
Also
on
the
march
route
from
Selma
were
hundreds
of
fully
armed
soldiers
AP
Wirephoto
15000
Civil
Rights
Marchers
Reach
Capitol
MONTGOMERY
AP
-
More
than
15000
civil
rights
demon
demonstrators
�
strators
are
gathering
here
at
the
Alabama
state
capital
build
building
�
ing
It
is
the
climax
to
the
50
mlle
march
which
began
in
Selma
last
Sunday
The
marchers
chanted
Freedom
now
as
they
poured
Into
the
broad
street
almost
beneath
the
windows
ot
Gov
Governor
�
ernor
George
Wallaces
ff
ice
When
the
first
of
the
marchers
reached
the
capital
Wallace
was
eating
lunch
in
a
basement
cafeteria
The
marchers
were
eight
abreast
as
they
left
their
over
overnight
�
night
camping
site
As
they
poured
into
a
broader
avenue
they
swelled
out
to
24
abreast
The
line
of
march
strung
out
for
nearly
two
miles
through
the
city
Soldiers
lined
the
route
Helicopters
flew
over
overhead
�
head
The
final
leg
of
the
march
was
four
miles
Hundreds
of
persons
from
across
the
US
including
stage
and
screen
performers
Join
thousands
of
civil
rights
demon
demonstrators
�
strators
today
in
the
final
six-
Prosecutor
Lashed
Merchants
City
prosecutor
C
A
Ed
Edwards
�
wards
again
today
blasted
what
he
called
gullible
merchants
who
cash
cheques
for
persons
without
identification
He
was
speaking
In
magis
magistrates
�
trates
court
here
when
Albert
Richard
Anderson
was
being
sentenced
on
four
counts
of
ut
uttering
�
tering
forged
documents
Anderson
cashed
four
cheques
in
city
and
district
businesses
taking
merchandise
and
cash
worth
36215
He
has
promised
to
make
restitution
by
June
1
He
was
sentenced
by
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
G
O
Stewart
to
an
18
month
probation
period
con
concurrent
�
current
on
each
of
three
counts
and
was
given
one
day
in
Jail
and
a
200
fine
on
the
fourth
count
A
19-year-old
Fraser
Lake
youth
today
pleaded
guilty
to
stealing
a
truck
from
a
car
lot
In
the
city
March
23
Steven
Williams
was
remanded
to
April
1
for
sentence
Car
dealers
in
the
city
in
invite
�
vite
thefts
by
leaving
keys
In
the
ignition
switches
of
their
cars
said
Mr
Edwards
Two
car
salesmen
pleaded
not
guilty
in
magistrates
court
Wednesday
to
charges
of
assault
causing
bodily
harm
which
arose
from
an
alleged
beating
incident
in
Prince
George
last
week
Harry
William
Thtessen
and
John
Stewart
are
accused
of
beating
Clifford
Dud
Olson
who
sells
cars
for
another
firm
The
two
men
are
currently
free
on
their
own
recognizance
and
have
been
remanded
for
trial
to
March
30
mile
march
to
the
Alabama
Capitol
It
was
Victory
Day
by
pro
proclamation
�
clamation
of
the
staff
of
Dr
Martin
Luther
King
leader
of
the
50
mile
highway
pilgrim
pilgrimage
�
age
to
protest
against
denial
of
Negro
voting
rights
Mayor
Earl
D
James
called
on
Montgomerys
150000resi
dents
to
uphold
law
and
order
so
our
image
will
remain
un
untarnished
�
tarnished
before
the
world
There
was
no
indication
from
Governor
George
Wallce
that
he
would
receive
demonstrators
who
want
to
hand
him
a
voter
right
petition
Highway
patrolmen
arrested
eight
Negroes
and
one
white
person
on
the
street
in
front
of
the
governors
mansion
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
after
one
of
them
pointed
an
unloaded
gun
at
a
-car
containing
a
family
of
three
FEED
HOUSE
Low
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High
25
itlzen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
MARCH
25
1965
With
70
per
cent
of
our
downtown
area
undeveloped
for
permanency
we
could
If
we
wanted
create
a
model
city
that
would
be
an
example
for
the
rest
of
Canada
The
meeting
attended
by
33
members
also
saw
a
lively
debate
on
downtown
parking
Two
executive
members
said
the
citys
plans
to
build
park
parking
�
ing
areas
are
Inadequate
Mr
Bowie
said
the
city
should
be
paying
more
attention
to
the
people
who
have
developed
Prince
Georges
downtown
dis
district
�
trict
Instead
they
are
paying
at
attention
�
tention
to
the
dead
hand
of
speculation
which
allows
rotten
buildings
to
stand
and
land
to
stay
Idle
in
hopes
of
greater
profit
Mr
Bowie
added
Its
about
time
city
council
began
to
get
really
tough
with
these
specu
speculators
�
lators
They
should
be
told
to
develop
the
land
or
leave
He
also
suggested
planning
should
be
under
way
to
pro
provide
�
vide
parking
for
4500
cars
in
the
downtown
area
Alex
Clark
said
the
two
sites
one
at
Quebec
St
and
Fourth
Ave
and
the
other
at
Bruns
Brunswick
�
wick
St
and
Fifth
Ave
which
have
been
set
aside
by
the
city
for
parking
are
Inadequate
That
will
never
solve
the
problems
unless
we
want
to
build
a
30
storeyparkade
Even
on
Wednesday
afternoon
Its
Hotelmen
Blast
Centre
Promoters
A
proposed
camp
to
house
and
feed
workers
who
will
build
the
Woodwards
Shopping
Centre
was
blasted
Wednesday
by
Pete
Osrhack
president
of
the
Prince
George
Hotelmens
Association
He
turned
on
his
artillery
at
a
meeting
of
the
Downtown
Busi
Businessmens
�
nessmens
Association
in
the
Civic
Centre
Not
one
of
the
hotelmen
motel
owners
or
restaurant
op
erators
were
asked
by
anyone
whether
they
could
house
and
feed
these
workers
he
said
We
at
the
Prince
George
Hotel
could
feed
125
at
meal
mealtimes
�
times
in
our
banquet
room
The
McDonald
could
feed
150
and
so
could
the
Simon
Fraser
he
said
But
none
of
us
was
asked
I
went
around
personally
and
asked
each
one
of
the
motel
owners
and
restaurant
opera
operators
�
tors
as
well
as
our
own
people
If
they
could
handle
the
worke
rs
and
they
all
said
they
hadnt
been
asked
We
could
feed
and
house
all
of
them
Yes
at
6
a
day
added
realtor
Gordon
Bryant
who
has
organized
both
the
Woodwards
development
and
a
garden
apartment
project
in
Highland
Park
Botli
have
proposed
to
house
and
feed
the
construction
ere
s
in
trailers
The
DBA
approved
by
a
vote
of
14
G
a
motion
to
ask
City
Council
if
the
camp
at
the
shop
shopping
�
ping
centre
was
In
the
contract
between
the
city
and
Wood
Woodwards
�
wards
City
manager
Arran
Thom
Thomson
�
son
said
the
city
has
drawn
up
a
contract
form
which
requires
the
builders
to
prove
that
they
have
contacted
the
hotel
motel
and
restaurant
Interests
to
find
out
if
their
crews
can
be
accom
accommodated
�
modated
Before
they
can
set
up
trailer
camps
the
construction
com
companies
�
panies
also
have
to
produce
a
letter
from
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
stating
that
the
labor
force
required
Is
not
available
locally
MINISTER
difficult
to
try
to
find
a
place
to
put
your
car
Alex
MacGregor
retiring
president
of
the
association
suggested
merchants
obtain
op
options
�
tions
on
as
much
land
as
pos
possible
�
sible
for
parking
Then
well
be
In
a
position
to
bargain
with
council
Well
be
able
to
say
Look
heres
what
we
have
We
need
parking
go
ahead
and
develop
It
Association
Decides
Not
To
Disband
A
move
to
disband
the
Downtown
Businessmens
As
Association
�
sociation
because
of
apathy
was
defeated
at
the
organizations
annual
meeting
Wednesday
afternoon
Attendance
at
the
meeting
started
with
less
than
20
pre
present
�
sent
and
gradually
worked
up
to
33
towards
the
end
There
were
10
in
attendance
at
a
meeting
held
March
10
No
one
minds
a
little
work
but
the
way
this
is
going
on
all
the
work
Is
devolving
upon
those
who
have
some
real
in
terest
in
it
Such
a
lack
on
in
interest
�
terest
in
what
is
called
Canadas
fastest
growing
city
is
terrible
said
retiring
presi
president
�
dent
Alex
MacGregor
who
made
the
motion
Well
do
the
businessmen
know
of
the
organizations
ex
existence
�
istence
asked
one
member
Of
course
they
do
he
re
replied
�
plied
I
personally
sent
out
300
mimeographed
letters
be
before
�
fore
last
meeting
and
16
turned
up
This
time
I
went
to
see
twice
as
many
as
are
here
today
and
received
promises
they
would
be
here
Where
are
they
A
suggestion
that
downtown
businesses
work
through
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
as
a
strong
committee
was
turned
down
on
the
grounds
that
the
chamber
has
to
keep
the
inter
interests
�
ests
of
a
much
larger
area
I
have
no
objection
to
the
chamber
as
such
of
course
but
we
have
to
be
concerned
with
the
development
of
the
downtown
district
primarily
said
one
merchant
Many
of
the
people
who
were
all
for
it
at
first
have
never
been
seen
again
said
Mr
MacGregor
The
new
executlvo
promised
better
membership
education
the
two
top
Mounties
that
the
RCMP
was
acquitted
of
respon
responsibility
�
sibility
in
the
case
The
two
policemen
said
this
in
testi
testimony
�
mony
Mr
Favreau
said
he
remem
remembers
�
bers
saying
that
the
RCMP
had
fulfilled
Its
responsibility
and
done
everything
possible
to
obtain
the
facts
The
minister
said
his
imme
immediate
�
diate
decision
Sept
18
was
that
the
matter
would
be
dealt
with
administratively
by
Mr
Trem
Tremblay
�
blay
He
testified
that
he
reached
the
conclusion
that
he
couldnt
assume
the
responsibility
of
laying
charges
of
attempted
bribery
against
Raymond
Denis
then
executive
assistant
to
Mr
Tremblay
Mr
Favreau
said
there
would
have
been
no
condemnation
of
Denis
in
the
courts
on
the
basis
of
the
facts
obtained
by
the
RCMP
up
to
that
time
Mr
Desjardlns
asked
whether
consideration
had
been
given
to
other
persons
being
questioned
by
police
Mr
Favreau
sals
he
didnt
recall
this
being
discussed
Mr
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store
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the
clerk
The
fellow
handed
him
2
and
started
to
leave
You
forgot
your
change
sir
culled
the
clerk
Oh
thats
all
right
I
stepped
on
a
grape
on
the
way
in
Downtown
Business
Association
elected
Alex
Bowie
president
at
a
meeting
on
Wednesday
FOR
SCHOOL
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ft
MONTH
Downtown
in
Hands
Of
Land
Speculators
City
Merchant
Alex
Bowie
Levels
Charges
at
Meeting
Speculators
control
the
destiny
of
70
per
cent
of
Prince
Georges
downtown
area
the
newly
elected
president
of
the
Downtown
Business
Asso
Association
�
ciation
charged
Wednesday
Only
30
per
cent
of
the
business
area
is
any
sort
of
permanent
development
Alex
Bowie
told
the
annual
meeting
of
the
organization
Do
you
know
who
con
controls
�
trols
the
other
70
per
cent
or
more
he
asked
Specu
Speculators
�
lators
thats
who
City
to
End
Dump
Raids
City
officials
may
con
consider
�
sider
a
bylaw
which
would
forbid
scavenging
at
the
municipal
dump
Some
people
have
turned
scavenging
into
a
profitable
business
claiming
scrap
iron
and
bottles
and
re-selling
them
The
citys
dump
is
a
land
reclamation
project
and
most
of
the
refuse
is
buried
under
earth
before
the
scav
scavengers
�
engers
get
to
it
However
refuse
brought
to
the
dump
by
rural
resi
residents
�
dents
during
the
weekends
remains
unburied
until
Mon
Monday
�
day
Thats
when
the
scaven
scavengers
�
gers
strike
the
hardest
Hugh
Bell
senior
health
Inspector
with
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
said
the
situation
as
it
now
exists
does
not
persent
a
health
problem
Dogs
visit
the
dump
and
there
are
no
rats
in
the
area
Board
Challenged
Over
Land
Reserve
City
aldermen
Wednesday
challenged
school
board
mem
members
�
bers
who
have
refused
to
re
release
�
lease
part
ofa
big
land
reserve
adjacent
to
the
Bypass
Highway
Part
of
the
proposed
site
for
a
2
million
secondary
school
Is
sought
by
BC
Telephone
The
school
officials
argue
theyll
need
It
all
themselves
But
council
learned
in
com
committee
�
mittee
Wednesday
that
two
other
BC
communities
have
similar
schools
on
much
smaller
sites
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
said
one
in
Coquitlamlsbullton
14
acres
He
had
no
specific
land
area
figures
for
a
school
serving
the
same
purpose
in
Vernon
Mr
Thomson
said
the
Bypass
location
included
between
40
and
50
acres
He
added
it
was
not
the
in
intention
�
tention
of
your
administration
to
scuttle
the
school
board
in
any
form
but
I
feel
they
are
being
TWO
DRAWN
IN
SWEEPS
Two
Prince
George
resi
residents
�
dents
have
drawn
tickets
on
horses
in
the
Irish
Sweep
Sweepstake
�
stake
which
will
be
run
at
Alntree
Saturday
Richard
A
Dodd
holds
a
ticket
ZZL
10145
on
Copper
Lodge
while
the
other
per
person
�
son
Is
Identified
only
by
a
nom-de-plume
TN
His
ticket
number
is
XLT49346
Dejardins
asked
whether
Mr
Favreau
had
consulted
other
legal
authorities
The
minister
replied
I
made
the
decision
myself
PS
WMFi
GUY
FAVREAU
not
complete
a
little
unreasonable
The
city
manager
argued
there
was
room
for
both
the
school
and
the
proposed
BC
Telephone
Installation
He
rioted
the
two
installations
would
be
compatible
to
one
another
from
an
architectural
stand
standpoint
�
point
It
would
embellish
that
parV
of
the
highway
Endorsing
a
proposal
by
Aid
Harry
Loder
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
moved
that
a
Joint
school
board
council
meeting
be
called
as
soon
as
possible
It
would
follow
a
meeting
Monday
at
which
the
board
an
announced
�
nounced
its
intention
of
denying
the
BC
Tel
request
Tattling
On
US
Strikes
WASHINGTON
AP
-
Ad
Advance
�
vance
tipoffs
may
have
reduced
the
effectiveness
of
some
US
and
South
Vietnamese
air
strikes
against
targets
inCom
1
munlst
North
Viet
Nam
sources
said
today
They
said
there
ls
reason
to
believe
that
South
Vietnamese
Communist
agents
and
sympathizers
have
been
able
to
obtain
information
In
impending
strikes
and
to
radio
word
to
North
Viet
Nam
One
official
said
there
arej
too
many
hands
involved
In
preparing
the
strikes
TESTIFIES
Favreau
Before
Dorion
Probe
OTTAWA
CP
-Justice
Min
Minister
�
ister
Favreau
testified
today
he
never
gave
the
RCMP
any
instructions
to
close
the
file
on
the
police
investigation
into
al
allegations
�
legations
of
attempted
bribery
and
coercion
against
federal
ministerial
aides
However
he
told
the
Dorion
inquiry
that
there
was
no
pre
precise
�
cise
mention
of
the
possibility
of
the
Investigation
being
con
continued
�
tinued
Mr
Favreau
said
there
was
no
discussion
about
putting
an
end
to
the
investigation
when
he
conferred
with
the
RCMP
Sept
18
RCMP
Commissioner
G
B
McClellan
and
Deputy
Commis
Commissioner
�
sioner
J
R
Lemleux
have
both
told
the
inquiry
that
Mr
Fav
Favreau
�
reau
ordered
the
Investigation
suspended
and
that
the
matter
bo
delt
with
Internally
by
Rene
Tremblay
the
immigration
minister
and
now
postmaster
general
Commission
counsel
Andre
Desjardlns
asked
Mr
Favreau
whether
he
remembered
telling
Mr
Favreau
confirmed
Com
Commissioner
�
missioner
McClellans
testi
testimony
�
mony
that
it
was
the
commis
commissioners
�
sioners
opinion
that
there
was
not
enough
evidence
to
bring
charges
against
Denis
Mr
Favreau
said
Mr
Trem
Tremblay
�
blay
also
expressed
the
opinion
that
he
didnt
believe
criminal
proceedings
should
be
taken
against
Denis
The
Justice
minister
added
however
that
Mr
Tremblay
had
no
legal
responsibility
in
the
case
because
he
was
a
lay
layman
�
man
in
this
field
Mr
Favreau
testified
that
it
was
his
duty
to
advise
Mr
Tremblay
that
Denis
had
been
accused
of
offering
a
20000
bribe
but
he
had
not
got
around
to
discussing
it
with
Mr
Trem
Tremblay
�
blay
for
more
than
two
weeks
He
and
RCMP
Deputy
Com
Commissioner
�
missioner
J
R
Lemleux
had
agreed
Deputy
Immigration
Minister
Claude
Isibster
bead
vised
immediately
of
the
alle
allegations
�
gations
against
Denis
so
the
lat
latter
�
ter
could
be
absent
from
the
office
during
the
RCMP
investi-
gation
and
not
be
allowed
to
see
confidential
files
f