Vol
9
No
104
THE
WORLD
TODAY
Destroyers
Shell
SAIGON
CP
Four
destroy
destroyers
�
ers
of
the
US
7th
Fleet
have
shelled
Communist
Viet
Cong
coastal
targets
In
South
Viet
Nam
for
the
first
time
a
US
military
spokesman
said
today
He
said
the
four
destroyers
carried
out
fixed
firing
mis
missions
�
sions
in
the
coastal
areas
of
Binh
Dinh
Dinh
Thuan
and
Phu
Yen
provinces
central
South
Viet
Nam
from
May
20
to
20
US
Accused
SANTO
DOMINGO
CP
Leaders
of
the
Dominican
rebel
congress
sent
a
message
to
non
communist
nations
around
the
world
Wednesday
night
accusing
the
US
of
coercion
In
Domini
Dominican
�
can
internal
affairs
The
attack
on
the
US
intervention
in
the
Dominican
crisis
was
signed
by
Arevalo
CedenoValdezandAni
bal
Campagna
as
presidents
of
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
and
Senate
dissolved
by
the
over
overthrow
�
throw
of
president
Juan
Bosch
in
1963
Ends
Tour
TORONTO
CP
The
Shah
of
Iran
capped
his
bustling
eight
day
Canadian
tour
with
a
re
relaxed
�
laxed
spell
at
the
races
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
and
then
left
with
his
em
empress
�
press
for
Paris
on
the
way
home
The
royal
visitors
took
off
in
an
Air
Canada
plane
after
driving
to
Toronto
International
Airport
from
Greenwood
race
racetrack
�
track
where
they
watched
three
races
and
the
Shah
made
a
presentation
to
one
of
the
winners
Young
Mob
CHICAGO
AP
A
mob
of
young
persons
tried
today
to
break
into
the
building
where
the
US
House
of
Representa
Representatives
�
tives
committee
on
un-American
activities
Is
holding
a
hear
hearing
�
ing
on
communism
In
Illinois
The
demonstrators
stormed
the
main
entrance
and
clashed
with
police
who
halted
them
before
they
could
get
into
the
building
More
Rioting
LA
PAZ
Reuters
Snipers
shot
at
police
and
dynamited
power
sub
stations
here
early
today
as
violence
raged
in
the
wake
of
changes
in
Bolivias
ruling
junta
At
least
four
per
persons
�
sons
including
a
woman
were
injured
in
the
shooting
Queen
To
Berlin
BERLIN
CP
Queen
Eliza
Elizabeth
�
beth
flew
behind
the
Iron
Cur
Curtain
�
tain
to
West
Berlin
today
and
in
a
change
of
plans
stopped
her
motorcade
for
a
long
look
at
the
Communist
wall
dividing
East
and
West
Berlin
An
open
limousine
bearing
the
Queen
and
Prince
Philip
drove
slowly
in
front
of
the
Brandenburg
Gate
and
stopped
about
50
feet
from
the
wall
Slams
Japan
TOKYO
AP
Typhoon
Amy
accompanied
by
heavy
rain
and
wind
slammed
into
Japan
today
leaving
17
persons
dead
1C
missing
and
18
Intured
before
roaring
off
Into
the
northwest
Pacific
If
you
gotta
go
you
gotta
0
go
but
some
people
who
had
to
go
at
the
weekend
rodeo
really
had
to
go
a
couple
of
miles
because
two
portable
structures
housing
toilet
facil
facilities
�
ities
were
moved
from
the
ex
exhibition
�
hibition
grounds
to
the
rear
of
the
civic
centre
There
were
other
toilets
at
the
grounds
but
from
complaints
received
it
appears
not
everyone
knew
where
they
were
located
Ever
heard
of
an
honest
crook
Mrs
Alice
Fuite
thinks
this
redundant
state
ment
bears
some
weight
Last
week
while
taking
a
deposit
to
the
bans
Mrs
Fultes
purse
was
misplaced
Jn
It
were
her
car
keys
personal
identifica
identification
�
tion
papers
and
about
40
cash
In
Wednesdays
mail
wrapped
in
a
facial
tissue
box
back
came
Mrs
Fultes
purse
car
FtMl
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
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and
personal
belongings
The
cash
however
was
miss
missing
�
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Kind
words
from
Quesnel
Q
were
heard
by
city
coun
councillors
�
cillors
Wednesday
They
came
In
the
form
of
best
wishes
from
that
communitys
city
clerk
Tony
Green
in
recog
recognition
�
nition
of
the
Prince
George
50th
birthday
A
stiff
lecture
and
a
warn
6
ing
was
given
to
the
par
parents
�
ents
of
a
three-year-old
boy
who
was
found
jesterday
afternoon
crying
outside
a
downtown
hotel
Wearing
only
diapers
and
a
dirty
white
shirt
he
cairied
a
note
In
his
hand
which
gave
his
name
and
added
goodbye
and
thank
you
The
child
was
ignored
by
passers
by
until
a
kind
hearted
joung
woman
and
her
friend
took
him
to
the
police
station
Tempers
flared
after
the
0
opening
night
of
the
Jubilee
Pageant
when
director
Tran
Dowle
pared
several
songs
and
entries
in
the
show
Includ
Including
�
ing
one
leading
soprano
who
quit
in
high
dudgeon
when
her
song
was
cut
from
five
to
three
verses
A
replacement
had
to
be
trained
in
short
order
Con
Congrats
�
grats
to
the
replacement
ke
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
at
attorney
�
torney
-
generals
department
will
investigate
car
insurance
rate
increases
that
will
range
between
five
and
10
per
cent
In
BC
A
spokesman
for
the
depart
department
�
ment
said
In
a
telephone
inter
interview
�
view
today
the
Investigation
will
be
included
in
one
still
under
way
Into
the
last
Increase
In
rates
Meanwhile
Cyril
Shelford
Social
Credit
member
of
the
legislature
for
Omlneca
said
the
increase
means
that
govern
government
�
ment
-
operated
car
insurance
now
is
a
must
In
BC
The
Canadian
Underwriters
Association
representing
about
40
per
cent
of
the
car
Insurance
companies
In
Canada
an-
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under
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pork
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This
is
just
one
of
many
bar
gains
to
he
lound
in
the
Citien
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Section
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matter
what
you
nei
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shop
and
save
through
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AFTER
ESCAPE
FROM
POLICE
A
16-year-old
youth
being
deported
to
the
US
had
five
hours
of
freedom
Wednesday
after
he
fled
from
an
RCMP
escort
at
Prince
George
airport
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driver
Neff
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Ambulance
Ed
Neff
city
building
Inspec
Inspector
�
tor
turned
ambulance
driver
briefly
Wednesday
to
transport
to
hospital
a
man
who
was
In
jured
in
a
downtown
plant
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
has
per
personally
�
sonally
taken
on
the
job
of
solv
ing
Prince
Georges
ambulance
problems
Story
this
page
Lewis
Orville
Engelberry
en
route
to
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
from
Dawson
Creek
was
caught
by
Depart
Department
�
ment
of
Transport
officials
about
8
pm
Mayor
Dezell
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Lumbermens
Meet
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
in
a
brief
ceremony
Wednesday
afternoon
declared
the
25th
an
annual
�
nual
convention
of
the
Northern
Interior
Lumbermens
Asso
Association
�
ciation
officially
open
Ills
Worship
speaking
at
a
massive
equipment
display
in
the
Coliseum
said
the
NILA
is
one
of
the
most
potent
fac
factors
�
tors
in
the
development
of
this
area
Not
only
were
the
NILA
and
the
industry
it
represents
lnU
portant
to
the
northern
interior
but
they
played
key
roles
in
the
over
all
development
of
B
C
He
noted
that
while
the
city
Airport
foreman
Jim
Hen
drickson
was
poking
through
a
garage
about
200
yards
from
the
terminal
when
he
spotted
a
knee
sticking
out
from
behind
some
cardboard
sheets
in
the
garages
loft
The
boy
realizing
he
had
been
spotted
took
off
across
an
old
runway
toward
the
former
Carl
boo
Highway
Mr
Henrickson
ran
after
the
youth
and
airport
manager
Sandy
Sanderson
called
to
fire
fireman
�
man
Marcel
Lirett
Mr
Llrett
and
Mr
Henrickson
chased
the
boy
on
foot
while
Mr
Sanderson
Jumped
into
the
airport
jeep
and
followed
The
boy
headed
into
swampy
bushland
but
came
out
again
when
he
found
the
going
too
tough
said
Mr
Sanderson
I
guess
hewas
pretty
hun
hungry
�
gry
and
decided
to
just
give
the
whole
thing
up
said
Mr
San
Sanderson
�
derson
The
youth
was
turned
over
to
RCMP
The
boy
being
deported
for
illegal
entry
escaped
from
the
CPA
aircraft
which
touched
down
at
Prince
George
airport
shortly
before
230
pm
He
had
been
left
alone
by
his
escort
who
had
gone
into
the
terminal
RCMP
quickly
set
up
road
roadblocks
�
blocks
and
a
tracking
dog
was
called
out
It
failed
to
pick
up
the
escapees
trail
was
celebrating
its
Golden
Ju
Jubilee
�
bilee
the
NILA
had
a
sliver
anniversary
Between
the
two
of
us
I
am
sure
we
will
be
a
very
large
part
of
the
development
of
the
province
of
B
C
said
Mayor
Dezell
School
Board
Turns
Down
Land
Offer
School
Board
has
no
immi
imminent
�
nent
plans
to
add
to
the
buildings
or
grounds
of
Prince
George
Senior
Secondary
school
This
Is
the
gist
of
a
reply
which
will
be
sent
to
Mrs
H
E
Johnson
of
2177
Ross
Cres
Crescent
�
cent
who
offered
her
home
and
property
to
school
board
for
15000
The
Johnson
property
mea
measures
�
sures
104
feet
by
110
feet
Mrs
Johnson
said
she
wanted
to
give
School
Board
the
first
chance
to
buy
the
site
because
shes
aware
of
the
crowded
grounds
The
home
adjoins
Prince
George
Senior
Secondary
and
will
be
sold
before
the
end
of
May
said
Mrs
Johnson
BIDS
SETTING
HIGHER
COST
Tenders
for
a
waterworks
system
in
the
Nechako
Im
Improvement
�
provement
District
were
close
to
50000
over
esti
estimates
�
mates
when
they
were
opened
Wednesday
Al
Scott
chairman
of
NID
said
today
the
lowest
bid
for
Installation
of
the
system
was
298775
from
Church
Logging
Ltd
Tenders
on
the
material
came
close
to
an
additional
300000
Mr
Scott
said
the
bids
are
being
evaluated
nounced
the
rate
Increase
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
The
association
Is
the
leading
rate
setter
In
the
Industry
and
other
companies
are
expected
to
follow
suit
Effective
date
for
the
increase
five
per
cent
on
bodily
Injury
and
property
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daily
newspaper
for
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British
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Tracking
dog
from
Kendall
Investigations
was
called
into
the
hunt
Wednesday
after
afternoon
�
noon
for
a
16-year-old
youth
who
fled
from
police
custody
at
Prince
George
airport
The
young
man
being
deported
for
illegal
entry
into
Canada
had
been
hiding
in
a
building
Miller
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SMALL
WOOD
POLICY
The
provincial
governments
proposed
small
wood
policy
was
discussed
at
this
mornings
session
of
the
Nor
Northern
�
thern
Interior
Lumbermens
Association
annual
conven
convention
�
tion
and
the
topic
died
with
barely
a
whimper
BC
Auto
Insurance
To
Take
Another
Hike
CITY
WITHOUT
Caine
Calls
for
Unity
To
Aid
Drafting
Brief
GEOFF
CAINE
unified
stand
damage
Insurance
and
10
per
cent
on
collision
and
compre
comprehensive
�
hensive
insurance
was
not
announced
The
last
rate
Increase
was
20
per
cent
in
January
Mr
Shelford
demanded
an
inquiry
into
the
rates
then
However
the
policy
expect
expected
�
ed
to
be
one
of
the
most
con
contentious
�
tentious
during
the
25th
con
convention
�
vention
will
be
discussed
again
probably
Friday
after
dele
delegates
�
gates
hear
from
R
G
McKee
deputy
minister
of
lands
and
forests
and
a
small
wood
panel
this
afternoon
NILA
forestry
committee
chairman
R
G
Caine
called
for
the
discussion
to
give
a
more
solid
footing
to
his
com
committees
�
mittees
work
to
draft
a
brief
on
the
matter
for
presentation
to
the
government
in
July
There
are
as
many
differ
different
�
ent
opinions
as
there
are
mem
members
�
bers
of
this
association
said
Mr
Calne
Mr
Caine
noted
there
was
still
a
great
deal
of
confusion
in
the
Industry
about
what
the
controversial
policy
will
mean
It
was
observers
agreed
the
confusion
which
limited
discus
discussion
�
sion
during
the
morning
session
One
of
the
big
questions
commented
Mr
Calne
is
how
much
our
quota
will
be
increas
increased
�
ed
if
that
is
the
carrot
that
is
being
held
in
front
of
us
Under
the
small
wood
policy
the
government
proposed
to
reduce
the
minimum
breast
height
diameter
of
trees
to
be
harvested
The
increased
yield
would
be
shared
by
lumber
operators
and
pulp
mills
R
W
Hilton
one
of
the
few
members
who
ventured
an
opin
opinion
�
ion
said
he
felt
the
NILA
should
approach
the
policy
with
a
gen
genuinely
�
uinely
suspicious
attitude
The
Northern
Interior
Lum
Lumbermens
�
bermens
Association
should
act
truly
as
a
watchdog
for
the
industry
said
Mr
Hilton
He
urged
the
forestry
com
committee
�
mittee
to
draft
a
brief
to
the
government
without
too
firm
a
commitment
because
of
a
degree
of
uncertainty
still
evi
evident
�
dent
in
the
Forest
Service
itself
about
some
important
details
of
the
policy
Not
all
of
the
ground
rules
have
been
worked
out
he
com
commented
�
mented
Other
business
this
morning
Included
reports
of
the
presi
president
�
dent
and
association
manager
committee
chairmen
and
talks
by
Dr
J
H
Jenkins
Canadian
Lumber
Standards
administra
administrative
�
tive
board
chairman
and
Don
Cheney
and
Brian
Chew
of
the
Canadian
trade
commission
in
Chicago
Work
Starts
On
Runways
Work
on
the
extension
of
a
runway
at
the
Prince
George
airport
delayed
by
last
sum
summers
�
mers
wet
weather
has
re
resumed
�
sumed
A
spokesman
for
Ben
Glnter
Construction
Co
Ltd
said
to
today
�
day
the
work
is
expected
to
be
completed
by
the
end
of
August
The
work
involves
extending
the
runway
1500
feet
to
6500
jeei
Equipment
On
Display
The
massive
display
of
equipment
in
the
Coliseum
will
be
open
to
the
public
several
times
in
its
three
and
one
half
days
in
Prince
George
The
show
one
of
the
larg
largest
�
est
equipment
and
machinery
exhibitions
ever
held
In
BC
was
declared
open
to
the
public
from
3
until
9
pm
Wednesday
Today
it
will
remain
open
until
6
pm
for
public
view
Friday
the
public
will
be
invited
to
tour
the
exhibit
from
1
to
6
pm
and
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
It
will
be
open
from
11
am
to
4
pm
The
display
worth
mil
millions
�
lions
of
dollars
was
set
up
In
conjunction
with
the
25th
annual
convention
of
the
Northern
Interior
Lumber
Lumbermens
�
mens
Association
Hit-and-Run
Costs
300
An
18-year-old
youth
who
tried
to
avoid
getting
a
mark
on
his
drivers
licence
was
to
today
�
day
fined
300
on
charges
of
hit
and
run
and
causing
mis
mischief
�
chief
James
Patrick
Murray
of
Dawson
Creek
was
involved
in
a
300
traffic
accident
in
the
city
May
21
and
fled
the
scene
An
hour
after
the
accident
he
reported
to
RCMP
that
his
car
had
been
stolen
He
said
In
court
that
he
had
panicked
at
the
time
of
the
accident
because
he
thought
he
would
have
his
drivers
licence
endorsed
for
causing
the
ac
accident
�
cident
If
my
licence
is
endorsed
I
will
lose
my
Job
as
ticket
agent
and
part
time
bus
driv
driver
�
er
he
said
I
have
to
endorse
your
li
licence
�
cence
for
hlt
and
-
run
but
it
would
not
have
been
for
running
a
stop
sign
said
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
AT
THE
MOMENT
Mayor
Promises
Fast
Ambulance
Action
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
promised
fast
action
in
restoring
local
ambulance
service
The
city
has
been
without
it
since
Prince
George
Am
Ambulance
�
bulance
ended
Its
contract
two
weeks
ago
The
discontinuance
fol
followed
�
lowed
complaints
received
by
city
administrative
of
ficers
Commenting
on
the
situa
situation
�
tion
which
developed
while
he
attended
a
municipal
gather
gathering
�
ing
In
Quebec
Mayor
Dezell
said
This
is
impossible
we
cannot
have
it
He
won
council
approval
for
a
measure
setting
him
self
up
as
a
committee
of
one
to
act
in
solving
the
prob
problem
�
lem
Well
really
go
to
work
on
this
he
said
It
is
serious
and
we
cannot
fool
around
with
it
First
step
will
be
to
pur
pursue
�
sue
a
proposal
from
Aid
Harold
Assman
that
a
vehicle
be
rented
for
use
by
the
city
This
recommendation
was
made
after
the
aldermen
balked
at
two
bids
to
take
over
the
service
One
from
W
B
Taylor
asked
a
1000
monthly
sub
subsidy
�
sidy
plus
garage
and
office
facilities
In
addition
the
operator
would
lecelve
10
per
pre
arranged
call
and
15
for
emergency
or
night
calls
O
S
Boyceof
HolleyTow
Ing
asked
a
400
monthly
subsidy
and
promised
to
meet
all
conditions
set
by
the
city
The
previous
operators
received
a
300
monthly
sub
subsidy
�
sidy
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
said
Prince
George
Taxi
Association
had
looked
into
the
possibility
of
giving
service
but
rejected
the
idea
Queries
also
were
re
received
�
ceived
from
Edmonton
and
Calgary
but
these
were
not
firm
bids
Aid
Harold
Assman
pre
predicted
�
dicted
the
service
eventually
would
fall
Into
the
citys
lap
He
recommended
it
be
taken
oer
at
once
with
head
quaiters
at
the
fire
hall
Aid
Assman
said
If
weie
going
to
give
a
sub
sidy
of
400
or
1000
we
might
as
well
hire
more
men
ourselves
and
operate
out
of
the
fire
hall
Mayor
Dezell
agreed
the
city
should
assume
respon
responsibility
�
sibility
and
Aid
Dick
Yard
ley
added
This
is
the
most
logical
approach
The
mayor
recalled
the
ambulance
had
been
under
the
file
departments
wing
earlier
but
collection
pi
ob
lems
and
the
reduction
of
staff
available
to
fight
files
when
the
ambulance
was
on
a
call
made
the
arjangement
unsatisfactory
Aid
Hairy
Loder
pointed
out
it
was
not
enough
to
think
in
terms
of
a
cit
Service
only
The
dlstiicts
depend
on
us
and
it
is
up
to
us
to
work
a
deal
that
will
take
care
of
them
He
repeated
an
earlier
council
proposal
that
the
service
be
subsidized
by
the
hospital
district
Mayor
Dezell
said
this
recommendation
had
been
made
many
times
by
the
Union
of
BC
Municipalities
so
fai
without
success
He
added
the
UBCM
would
keep
Insisting
it
become
part
of
hospital
insurance
scheme-
The
ambulance
rental
pi
o
posal
is
not
viewed
as
per
permanent
�
manent
but
as
a
measure
to
meet
the
immediate
need
A
further
review
is
ex
expected
�
pected
by
council