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Reuters
-
The
Russian
federal
supreme
court
rejected
today
London
lecturer
Gerald
Brookes
appeal
against
a
five
year
sentence
for
sub
subversive
�
versive
activities
The
rejec
rejection
�
tion
was
disclosed
by
his
wife
Barbara
and
British
embassy
officials
as
they
left
the
su
supreme
�
preme
court
building
after
an
appeal
hearing
Gas
Explosion
MONTREAL
CP
-
A
pro
propane
�
pane
gas
truck
blew
up
today
and
set
off
a
fire
In
a
nearby
motel
and
a
private
home
Police
said
no
one
was
severely
Injured
but
five
persons
were
cut
by
flying
glass
as
the
win
windows
�
dows
of
the
motel
dining
room
wore
blown
In
On
War
Footing
HONG
KONG
Reuters-Wil-laim
Charles
White
a
Korean
war
veteran
who
arrived
here
today
on
his
way
home
after
11
years
in
China
said
the
Chinese
are
not
afraid
of
the
Viet
Nam
war
but
are
pre
preparing
�
paring
for
It
thats
for
sure
White
one
of
21
Americans
who
chose
to
go
to
China
instead
of
returning
to
the
US
after
the
Korean
war
said
he
Is
returning
home
because
he
is
homesick
Aussie
Taxes
Up
CANBERRA
Reuters
-Heavier
taxes
on
incomes
cig
cigarettes
�
arettes
liquor
andgasoline
were
announced
Tuesday
night
as
Australia
budgeted
for
a
record
increase
of
275000000
pounds
Australian
in
expen
expenditure
�
diture
for
1965
66
This
In
Included
�
cluded
81000000
pounds
more
for
defence
District
RCMP
are
search
w
ing
for
a
man
who
gave
a
hitch
hiker
a
ride
from
Sum
Summit
�
mit
Lake
to
the
Prince
George
City
RCMP
detachment
July
24
If
you
are
that
man
call
Cst
Myall
at
564
7251
Siamese
cat
owners
in
the
1100
block
Ewert
St
area
beware
Three
Siamese
two
seal
points
and
one
blue
point
have
apparently
been
stolen
from
the
area
in
the
last
month
All
three
were
young
cats
two
under
12
months
and
none
were
the
type
that
would
leave
homo
on
their
own
m
Carllngs
man
in
the
Con-
tral
Interior
for
many
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or
or
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displayed
bv
by
I
This
advertisement
is
not
published
the
Liquor
Control
BoardorbytheGovernmentof
British
Columbia
years
Brick
McLennan
soon
heads
out
to
Vancouver
Island
to
take
ovei
the
same
Job
at
Nanaimo
Taking
over
as
sales
rep
for
Carling
here
is
Doug
Chrkson
who
has
been
with
the
company
in
Vancouver
Jloll
cover
the
big
torritory
ns
far
west
is
the
Queen
Charlottes
Anottier
company
change
sees
hotelmin
Hap
I
loweis
working
north
out
of
Dawson
Creek
And
speaking
of
hotelmen
Danny
Cooper
has
picked
up
the
Kingsway
Motor
Hotel
He
says
business
is
good
but
he
wouldnt
mind
seeing
a
few
more
of
his
PG
acquaintances
out
there
He
passes
the
word
to
put
in
a
lino
about
his
now
lo
location
�
cation
A
few
tickets
are
still
avail
available
�
able
for
the
Aurora
Queens
Ball
to
be
held
this
evening
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Traser
Danc
Dancing
�
ing
will
be
to
the
music
of
Prince
Georges
Red
Knights
The
RCAF
Red
Knight
will
also
bo
In
attendance
A
smorgas
smorgasbord
�
bord
supper
will
be
featured
Tickets
can
bo
obtained
at
Prince
George
Travel
Sorvlce
on
Third
Avenue
wAe
Citizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
recent
years
has
become
a
prosperous
source
of
Income
for
farmers
Not
long
ago
there
was
vir
virtually
�
tually
no
dairying
north
of
the
Cariboo
If
the
plant
closes
we
will
bend
every
effort
to
meet
emer
emergency
�
gency
demands
for
hospitals
and
infants
If
the
plant
is
closed
thous
thousands
�
ands
of
gallons
of
raw
milk
may
have
to
be
poured
down
drains
in
Prince
George
Quesnel
Mc
Bride
and
Vandcrrhoof
Officials
of
Northern
Dairies
met
Monday
with
34
shippers
to
explain
what
the
situatlonwould
be
if
the
dairy
workers
struck
Allen
Black
representing
Northern
Dairies
Vancouver
office
said
the
farmers
prob
problem
�
lem
is
two
fold
There
isn
t
enough
equip
equipment
�
ment
in
Prince
George
to
pro
process
�
cess
all
the
milk
produced
if
Northern
Dairies
was
not
in
opei
at
Ion
he
said
So
the
first
problem
is
that
either
some
method
of
proces
processing
�
sing
the
milk
will
have
to
lie
found
oi
the
milk
will
have
to
go
down
the
drain
he
explained
If
local
milk
Is
not
supplied
to
consumers
he
continued
the
market
will
be
satisfied
over
overnight
�
night
by
Vancouver
suppliers
The
second
problem
Is
the
more
devastating
of
the
two
Mr
Black
said
Its
effect
conceivably
could
never
be
overcome
Mr
Black
cautioned
the
farmeis
that
Vancouver
dairies
would
have
no
trouble
and
no
hesitation
in
satisfying
the
Prince
George
milk
market
The
market
could
bo
lost
overnight
and
never
legained
he
warned
He
said
if
the
dairy
Is
to
meet
union
demands
the
price
of
milk
may
have
to
lie
raised
five
cents
a
quart
Vancouver
dairies
will
ship
milk
to
this
at
pa
and
absorb
all
transposition
costs
them
themselves
�
selves
Vancouver
milk
would
be
cheaper
fot
the
consumer
and
you
cant
buck
a
three
cent
price
spread
even
with
all
the
public
suppoit
in
the
world
said
Mr
Black
He
said
the
dairy
is
not
go
going
�
ing
to
give
up
in
the
current
wage
dispute
but
if
we
cant
survive
we
dont
want
you
farm
farmers
�
ers
to
lie
pulled
down
the
same
drain
with
us
PftlNCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
AUGUST
17
1965
The
Searchlight
Tattoo
was
excellent
but
the
bleachers
were
empty
Tattoo
a
Thrilling
Show
But
It
Lacked
a
Crowd
By
Jan
Udo
Wenzel
Citizen
Staff
Writer
The
Canadian
Junior
Search
light
Tattoo
Monday
night
prov
ed
itself
one
of
the
best
shows
ever
to
hit
Prince
George
Some
250
youngstersper
formed
in
a
display
of
music
dance
and
baton
twirling
with
a
sense
of
professionalism
arely
found
anywhere
It
was
astirrlngpreludo
to
the
50th
annual
Prince
George
Ex
hlbitionwhlch
opens
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
These
were
the
skirls
of
the
pipeSjithe
sounds
of
wood
and
brass
instruments
and
the
pre
precision
�
cision
of
military
bands
It
was
t
brilliant
show
which
will
per-
District
Milk
Producers
Face
Impending
Crisis
The
50000-a-month
dairy
industrj
In
the
Prince
George
farming
district
faces
a
possible
crisis
which
could
bring
it
to
an
end
ovei
night
If
a
strike
vote
being
taken
at
Northern
Dairies
Ltd
to
today
�
day
is
in
favor
of
a
walkout
and
the
plant
closes
there
will
not
be
enough
equipment
in
the
area
to
process
the
milk
supply
The
dairy
employees
mem
members
�
bers
of
the
Retail
Wholesale
and
Department
Store
Clerks
Union
called
the
strike
vote
after
negotiations
for
higher
wages
broke
down
The
processing
plant
could
be
closed
48
hours
after
the
re
results
�
sults
of
the
vote
ate
known
The
company
has
accepted
the
award
of
the
conciliation
loard
sitting
on
the
case
but
it
has
been
rejected
by
the
union
A
compan
spokesman
said
today
The
dairy
Is
not
mak
making
�
ing
an
money
now
and
can
t
afford
the
conciliation
boaid
award
let
alone
the
demands
of
the
union
This
could
min
the
steadily
glowing
daily
industry
which
In
form
again
at
230pm
and
730
pm
today
The
performance
combined
a
high
degree
of
showmanship
with
the
masterful
handling
of
the
Instruments
by
the
young
performers
The
North
Vancouver
School
Band
one
of
the
best
in
North
America
the
Royal
Canadian
Sea
Cadet
Corps
the
Wrenettes
and
the
Royal
Canadian
Twlrl
ettes
roused
applause
from
the
audience
Showmanship
was
best
seen
by
the
lowering
of
theCanadlanl
flag
under
the
strains
of
Sun
i
set
honoring
an
age
old
naval
custom
as
well
as
in
the
pre
presentation
�
sentation
of
the
colors
when
the
sea
cadet
precision
drill
team
fires
blanks
In
total
darkness
The
performance
was
tops
and
the
only
disturbing
aspect
of
bringing
the
Canadian
Junior
Searchlight
Tattoo
to
Prince
George
was
the
lack
of
an
aud
audience
�
ience
The
bands
have
appeared
at
the
Worlds
ralr
in
New
York
and
in
Seattle
and
have
packed
the
halls
The
bleachers
of
tho
Prince
George
Coliseum
were
almost
bare
Looy
photo
HERES
EXHIBITION
PROGRAM
Here
is
tho
program
for
the
first
night
and
day
of
the
50th
annlversay
Prince
George
Exhibition
TONIGHT
730pm
Junior
Search
Searchlight
�
light
Tattoo
Coliseum
1015
pm
Crowning
of
Queen
Aurora
VIII
Julie
-
Ann
Johnson
by
Resources
Minister
Williston
WEDNESDAY
930a
m
Midway
opens
at
fairgrounds
1000am
-
All
exhibits
must
be
In
place
at
fairgrounds
1030
am
Opening
clay
parade
forms
at
Ross
Cres
near
Duchess
Park
School
1130am
Civic
luncheon
in
honor
of
Queen
Aurora
her
court
and
visiting
royalty
100pm
parade
moves
off
from
Ross
Cres
and
Victor
la
St
330pm
Bands
proceed
to
exhibition
grounds
400
pm
Thoroughbred
horse
racing
pari
mutuels
by
Cariboo
Horse
Racing
Assn
800pm
Official
open
opening
�
ing
ceremony
900
pm
Midway
ON
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Graham
after
a
helicopter
tour
of
the
riot
area
told
re
reporters
�
porters
the
racial
problem
will
be
solved
more
peacefully
In
the
U
S
south
than
It
will
In
the
north
He
called
the
violence
which
has
taken
33
lives
a
dress
re
rehearsal
�
hearsal
for
a
revolution
and
added
If
30
or
40
cities
became
ensnared
in
this
kind
of
havoc
at
the
same
time
it
would
take
the
armed
might
of
the
United
States
to
quell
them
Police
meanwhile
reported
streets
in
the
48
-
square
mile
area
were
deserted
throughout
the
night
At
a
field
command
post
Police
Capt
Dale
Steck
said
It
looks
like
we
can
expect
little
action
during
the
day
but
we
will
continue
a
show
of
force
to
prevent
outbreaks
Police
said
that
between
6
pm
and
midnight
Monday
they
received
39
reports
of
shoot
shootings
�
ings
rrom
midnight
to
3
am
there
were
14
reports
After
that
there
were
no
reports
of
shootings
and
only
a
few
about
looting
Just
before
3
am
two
na
national
�
tional
guardsmen
were
Injured
one
of
them
critically
when
a
car
crashed
through
a
road
roadblock
�
block
Police
said
the
driver
who
was
not
a
Negro
has
been
jailed
Fire
officials
said
there
were
154
fires
in
the
metropolitan
area
of
Los
Angeles
in
the
last
24
hours
compared
with
288
the
day
before
The
figures
reflect
a
spread
of
arson
beyond
the
Negro
dis
district
�
trict
during
the
weekend
offi
officials
�
cials
said
Normally
there
are
less
than
30
fires
in
a
24
hour
period
The
latest
count
showed
330
buildings
set
afire
In
the
riot
zone
since
violence
broke
out
Wednesday
night
At
least
142
of
the
buildings
were
demol
demolished
�
ished
Courts
began
tho
massive
job
of
processing
the
more
thar
3000
suspected
rioters
arrest
arrested
�
ed
Food
markets
were
opening
today
and
clerks
some
wear
wearing
�
ing
pistols
sold
food
as
troops
stood
guard
Bigger
Ferry
Demanded
The
Burns
Lake
and
district
board
of
trade
has
struck
a
com
committee
�
mittee
to
prepare
a
brief
call
calling
�
ing
for
a
larger
ferry
on
Tran
cois
Lake
The
committee
was
named
after
a
brief
was
presented
by
residents
and
business
from
the
south
side
of
Trancois
Lake
claiming
the
existing
ferry
Is
Inadequate
for
the
area
It
serves
The
board
of
trade
brief
will
be
the
second
protest
It
has
lodged
about
the
ferry
service
in
less
than
two
weeks
On
Aug
5
the
board
sent
a
Driver
Salesman
Admits
Stealing
from
Employer
A
19-yeai-old
youth
was
re
remanded
�
manded
to
Aug
23
for
sentence
when
he
pleaded
guilty
in
Magistrates
court
hete
today
Auto
Tests
Start
Today
The
B
C
Motor
Vehicle
Branchs
testing
unit
opens
a
five
day
stand
In
Prince
George
at
the
Sptuceland
Shopping
Cen
Centre
�
tre
today
The
mobile
motor
testing
unit
will
be
in
operation
until
Satur
Saturday
�
day
The
first
four
days
owners
will
be
able
to
have
their
vehicles
safety
tested
fiom
1
to
8
pm
Saturday
the
unit
will
be
open
from
9
am
to
4
pni
The
inspection
piogram
all
the
services
are
free
is
to
create
an
awareness
by
the
pub
public
�
lic
of
the
need
to
keep
vehicles
in
sound
condition
for
stealing
money
from
Ills
em
employer
�
ployer
David
Henry
Johansen
who
has
lived
InPrlncoGeorpe
periodically
for
the
past
six
years
admitted
taking
monev
that
he
was
supposed
to
t
u
n
over
to
his
emploeiSupeiwa
Laundiy
and
Noitluin
Linen
Suppl
Johansen
wasadi
ivei
-salesman
fo
the
two
flnns
when
he
took
the
money
between
Aiu
9
and
Aug
14
The
money
was
payment
f
1
om
c
u
s
t
o
m
e
1
s
for
laundry
The
crown
alleged
Johansen
took
340
but
he
said
he
took
only
100
He
turned
himself
Into
police
Monday
aftei
he
learned
he
was
being
sought
Police
said
Johansen
failed
to
check
in
with
his
employer
one
night
altei
work
and
was
missing
with
the
company
truck
for
three
or
foui
days
before
the
truck
was
located
telegram
to
highways
minister
Gaglardl
and
was
successful
in
getting
an
extra
run
by
the
ferry
Mr
Gaglardl
said
in
his
wire
the
department
is
seeking
a
solution
to
the
problem
The
inspector
of
steamships
imposed
stringent
loadiestrlc
tlons
on
the
feir
It
may
carry
one
tandem
tmck
and
one
single
axle
truck
as
well
as
six
cars
The
Southlunk
brief
claims
the
feny
seivlco
is
a
detri
detriment
�
ment
and
is
going
to
be
a
handi
handicap
�
cap
in
keeping
ou
rightful
place
in
the
expanding
economy
of
noithem
B
C
The
bi
lef
asks
that
the
ferry
be
replaced
bj
a
vessel
capable
of
carrying
any
load
which
leg
all
can
tiavel
the
highways
We
feel
that
the
fern
is
an
Internal
pat
t
of
the
network
of
highwas
of
Diitish
Columbia
said
the
In
let
700
Damage
In
Accident
Damage
was
estimated
at
700
in
a
1
1
afflc
accident
at
G
10
p
m
Monda
A
lti-PU-old
Juvenile
has
been
chaiged
with
failing
to
stop
at
a
stop
sltn
in
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Revolution
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Unrest
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Signs
of
Settling
LOS
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AP
-
Violence
dwindled
today
in
Los
Angeles
Negro
district
after
six
days
of
rioting
which
evangelist
Billy
Graham
called
a
dress
rehearsal
for
a
rev
revolution
�
olution
City
and
county
offlnes
were
opened
and
buses
mall
delivery
and
other
transportation
media
began
moving
Cleanup
crews
tackled
the
wreckage
left
by
the
turmoil
as
Gov
Edmund
G
Brown
declar
declared
�
ed
the
riots
ended
He
said
however
the
15000
national
guardsmen
who
ring
the
riot
area
will
remain
until
the
streets
are
safe
The
governor
announced
he
will
appoint
a
seven
-
man
com
commission
�
mission
to
investigate
under
underlying
�
lying
and
immediate
causes
and
means
to
prevent
recurrence
of
the
riots
Police
Chief
William
H
Parker
said
he
suspected
the
Black
Muslims
may
have
been
responsible
for
the
size
of
tho
riots
Police
noted
45
men
believed
to
be
Muslims
were
balled
out
of
Jail
by
bondsmen
who
pre
previously
�
viously
represented
arrested
Muslims
Fire
and
looting
damage
is
expected
to
exceed
200
million
Gov
Brown
and
Dr
Martin
Luther
King
became
embroiled
In
a
dispute
over
whether
the
Negro
leader
should
come
to
Los
Angeles
or
not
Fire
Hazard
Goes
Down
In
Forests
It
would
take
a
really
pro
prolonged
�
longed
hot
spell
to
send
the
for
forest
�
est
fire
hazard
In
the
southern
part
of
the
Prince
George
forest
district
Into
the
high
zone
a
spokesman
for
the
Forest
Ser
Service
�
vice
said
today
We
think
our
main
concern
for
the
rest
of
the
season
is
going
to
be
east
of
the
Rockies
in
the
north
said
the
spokes
spokesman
�
man
Three
major
fires
were
still
burning
out
of
control
In
the
area
this
morning
although
none
had
grown
since
Monday
There
were
all
north
of
Ft
St
John
and
covered
a
total
of
75000
acres
The
spokesman
said
no
break
In
tho
weather
Is
forecast
for
the
area
The
hazard
Is
rated
as
high
to
extreme
There
were
196
men
and
12
bulldozers
at
work
on
some
of
tho
25
fires
burning
In
the
district
None
of
the
major
blazes
is
burning
in
highly
valuable
tim
timber
�
ber
Some
young
pine
has
been
lost
but
the
spokesman
said
all
three
were
In
fairly
marshy
ground
which
does
not
support
growth
of
good
stands
Tho
hazard
in
all
other
areas
of
tho
district
Is
low
to
mod
moderate
�
erate
BILLY
GRAHAM
a
revolution
Missing
US
Flier
Lands
Safely
TELEGRAPH
CREEK
-
An
American
pilot
and
his
com
companion
�
panion
landed
safely
here
Mon
Monday
�
day
while
a
RCAr
rescue
team
searched
for
them
V
Sater
of
Spanaway
near
Tacoma
Wash
was
reported
overdue
at
Watson
Lake
after
taking
off
from
Prince
Georgo
on
a
400
milo
trip
Mr
Sater
set
down
at
Tele
Telegraph
�
graph
Creek
his
light
plane
low
on
fuel
and
125
miles
off
course
How
the
American
pilot
could
go
125
miles
off
course
on
a
400
mile
trip
defies
descrip
description
�
tion
a
spokesman
at
Prlnco
George
airport
said
Mr
Sater
however
did
not
know
the
area
and
he
might
have
become
confused
because
the
landscape
consists
of
grain
fields
and
lakes
for
the
most
part
the
spokesman
added
The
RCAF
Albatross
from
Comox
air
base
on
Vancouver
Island
was
dispatched
to
the
Watson
Lake
area
to
begin
a
search
It
was
called
back
with
word
that
the
plane
was
safe
Six
Women
Picked
Up
TORONTO
CP
-
Morality
squad
officers
Monday
night
charged
four
waiters
a
room
clerk
and
six
women
in
connec
connection
�
tion
with
what
they
say
is
a
B
glrl
operation
following
a
raid
on
the
Westover
Hotel
here
The
women
and
four
waiters
were
charged
with
conspiring
to
defraud
the
public
by
serving
water
In
place
of
alcoholic
drinks
which
were
served
to
the
women
while
they
drank
with
men
customers
The
room
clerk
is
charged
with
procuring
women
for
im
immoral
�
moral
purposes
living
off
the
avails
of
prostitution
and
aid
aiding
�
ing
and
assisting
in
prostitution
The
women
aie
also
charged
with
prostitiutlon
wu
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line
-
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laet
it
couldnt
be
better
with
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on
the
scene
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in
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