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TODAY
rAter
drenching
flavour
ALL
THE
WAY
DOWN
Hood
Fearful
OTTAWA
CP
Les
Hood
president
of
the
Canadian
Pos
Postal
�
tal
Employees
Association
said
today
he
fears
the
pro
prolonged
�
longed
wildcat
strike
by
Mont
Montreal
�
real
postmen
may
stiffen
the
back
of
the
government
when
it
drafts
legislation
setting
up
a
collective
bargaining
system
for
the
public
service
Mr
Hood
said
in
an
interview
the
government
may
decide
to
in
include
�
clude
a
provision
for
compul
compulsory
�
sory
arbitration
in
the
event
of
any
deadlock
in
bargaining
Gemini
Spying
MOSCOW
Reuters
-A
Rus
Russian
�
sian
newspaper
suggested
to
today
�
day
the
two
US
astronauts
aboard
Gemeni
5
may
be
busy
taking
spy
pictures
of
Cuba
North
Viet
Nam
and
Communist
China
Red
Star
official
organ
of
the
defence
ministry
made
the
charge
to
support
its
claim
that
the
United
States
space
pro
program
�
gram
was
heavily
geared
to
military
needs
Permits
Increase
OTTAWA
CP
-
Value
of
building
permits
issued
by
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
municipalities
increased
148
per
cent
in
the
first
four
months
of
this
year
from
the
corre
ponding
1964
period
the
bureau
of
statistics
reported
Tuesday
They
advanced
to
893833000
from
778674000
in
the
period
and
by
185
per
cent
to
312471000
in
April
from
288059000
in
April
1964
Balance
Sought
LONDON
Reuters
One
of
the
most
important
priorities
for
strengthening
the
pound
is
the
Improvement
of
Britains
trade
balance
with
Canada
Ed
Edward
�
ward
Holloway
director
of
the
Commonwealth
Industries
As
Association
�
sociation
said
today
May
Block
Plan
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
CPRs
plan
to
drop
one
of
its
twc
transcontinental
passenger
tral
services
next
month
may
be
blocked
by
the
board
of
trans
transport
�
port
commissioners
an
in
informant
�
formant
said
today
The
CPR
announced
earlier
this
month
that
it
will
cease
operations
ol
the
Dominion
its
secondary
transcontinental
train
onSept7
Fraud
Charge
Set
TORONTO
CP
-
John
Mc
Willlams
47
of
Toronto
was
to
appear
in
magistrates
court
in
Owen
Sound
Ont
today
on
a
charge
of
defrauding
a
Meaford
Ont
woman
of
17235
The
charge
arose
out
of
an
incident
in
which
a
man
advertised
in
a
Winnipeg
weekly
newspaper
claiming
he
was
a
57-year-old
widower
anxious
to
remarry
Charge
Probed
TORONTO
CP
-
Canadian
National
Railways
officials
are
investigating
a
charge
of
dis
discrimination
�
crimination
on
a
Toronto
North
Bay
train
run
A
CNR
spokes
spokesman
�
man
said
a
mixup
in
dates
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
has
delayed
the
inquiry
into
the
incident
alleged
by
Rev
Bernard
Brown
an
Oblate
mis
missionary
�
sionary
from
the
Northwest
Territories
He
said
last
week
a
14
man
Indian
Eskimo
canoe
team
he
was
escorting
was
or
ordered
�
dered
to
the
back
of
a
train
and
told
to
stay
there
n
warning
uuiii
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jj
Walker
of
956
Harper
St
She
advises
mothers
to
bo
care
careful
�
ful
of
those
wrought
iron
railings
around
porches
and
steps
Her
21-month-old
fos
foster
�
ter
baby
Kenny
fell
through
a
porch
railing
onto
the
ground
five
feet
below
He
suffered
severe
bruises
particularly
around
one
eye
and
was
hospit
hospitalized
�
alized
She
says
he
is
going
to
bo
alright
but
herhusbandplans
to
weld
more
struts
on
the
railing
to
prevent
it
ever
hap
happening
�
pening
again
Police
are
investigating
a
broakin
late
Tuesday
or
early
today
of
the
municipal
Coliseum
Thieves
entered
the
INDEX
Weather
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
ColumbU
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No
165
building
by
forcing
a
side
door
They
made
off
with
about
60
worth
of
confectionaries
The
Prince
George
experi-
mental
farm
will
have
a
display
in
competition
when
the
Horticulture
Society
holds
its
annual
show
Saturday
at
the
Civic
Centre
Entries
for
the
show
will
be
welcome
from
anyone
Theres
someone
in
town
whos
anxious
to
get
on
with
the
organization
of
an
SPCA
branch
in
Princo
George
Chuck
Wilson
who
can
be
reached
at
4
7226
in
the
evenings
has
talked
to
about
half
a
dozen
people
who
want
to
get
anSPCA
rolling
and
ho
figures
theres
probably
more
a
Remember
those
observa
w
tions
school
board
secre
secretary
�
tary
Bob
Gracoy
made
about
the
city
Troublo
obtaining
a
title
and
tho
removal
of
dirt
from
tho
new
secondary
school
site
got
his
ire
a
couplo
of
weeks
ago
Well
whoever
was
taking
tho
dirt
not
only
stopped
but
blocked
tho
road
with
a
load
of
gravel
CA
cent
referendum
of
Canadas
postal
wooers
was
termed
a
e
e
output
would
bo
more
than
doubled
The
only
breweries
still
op
operating
�
erating
in
BC
are
Tartan
in
Prince
George
and
Interior
Brewery
at
Croston
The
strike
by
500
workers
at
six
breweries
and
a
beor
supply
delivery
company
en
entered
�
tered
its
third
day
today
with
little
hope
of
fast
agreement
A
director
of
the
striking
vast
faice
i
uesday
night
by
William
Houle
Montreal
pres
president
�
ident
of
the
Canadian
Postal
Arson
Ring
Bared
By
Quebec
Probe
i
itizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Colurpbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST
25
1965
Directors
of
BC
Hydro
will
hold
a
meeting
in
Prince
substation
will
be
re
named
Williston
Substation
Above
George
Monday
before
they
attend
a
ceremony
in
the
is
some
of
the
equipment
which
distributes
the
230000
Pineview
district
when
Hydros
main
Prince
George
volt
load
from
Bridge
River
Robertson
photo
Thirsty
Prince
George
Throats
Suffering
From
Beer
Strike
While
the
rest
of
BC
is
beginning
to
feel
the
pinch
Prince
George
beer
drinkers
wont
have
to
go
thirsty
during
the
beer
workers
strike
on
the
Coast
A
Tartan
Brewery
spokesman
said
today
the
Prince
George
firm
would
do
all
possible
to
keep
city
hotels
supplied
with
bottle
beer
The
only
hotel
in
Prince
George
to
have
Tartans
draught
beer
however
will
be
the
Canada
No
other
city
hotels
have
con
contracts
�
tracts
for
Tartan
draught
beer
and
B
C
regulations
allow
hotels
to
change
only
on
Jan
1
and
June
1
Tartan
beer
is
expected
to
be
the
only
beer
left
in
Prince
George
by
Sept
10
if
the
strik
striking
�
ing
Coast
brewery
workers
re
remain
�
main
out
Most
of
the
Prince
George
hotels
feel
they
will
run
short
of
Coast
products
by
Labor
Day
The
liquor
vendors
store
is
expected
to
hold
out
for
two
weeks
or
better
The
last
hotels
on
the
Coast
are
exepcted
to
run
dry
today
Vancouver
liquor
stores
can
b
expected
to
hold
out
no
longoi
than
Saturday
tfve
given
instructions
that
we
shall
look
after
the
people
In
Northern
BC
first
Tar
Tartan
�
tan
Brewery
owner
Ben
Ginter
said
Tuesday
Yesterday
we
turned
down
Just
for
that
reason
an
order
of
10000
cases
from
the
Coast
Mr
Ginter
said
Tartan
would
supply
any
hotels
with
draught
beer
providing
they
had
Liquor
Control
Board
permission
However
ho
added
we
will
look
after
our
customers
and
the
people
who
have
supported
our
industry
first
Brewmaster
Gene
Zareksaid
today
Tartan
had
started
on
two
shifts
and
the
brewerys
normal
workers
union
said
Tuesday
the
companies
have
not
been
talking
on
our
wavelength
Ed
Sims
Canadian
director
of
the
International
Union
of
Brew
Brewery
�
ery
Flour
Cereal
Soft
Drink
and
Distillery
Workers
CLC
said
the
union
was
prepared
for
a
long
strike
The
CLC
is
seeking
a
10
per
cent
increase
over
the
basic
wage
of
250
an
hour
Postal
Referendum
Termed
Vast
Farce
By
Union
Man
MONTREAL
CP
-
The
re
QUEBEC
CP
Two
men
were
charged
with
arson
and
conspiracy
to
commit
arson
here
Tuesday
in
what
Quebec
Justice
department
sources
called
the
beginning
of
action
against
one
of
the
biggest
arson
rings
in
Canada
Charged
were
Alfred
Cyr
44
a
merchant
now
held
on
a
fire
commissioner
s
warrant
and
Gerard
Arsenault
35
a
sales
salesman
�
man
The
charges
arise
from
a
fire
which
destroyed
a
mobile
can
canteen
�
teen
in
suburban
Ancienne
Lor
ette
in
1962
Six
or
seven
other
persons
are
being
held
under
fire
com
commissioners
�
missioners
warrants
at
QPP
headquarters
here
police
said
Quebec
justice
department
sources
said
the
developments
spring
from
a
long
hearing
be
being
�
ing
held
behind
closed
doors
here
by
Fire
Commissioner
P
A
Theriault
The
sources
said
a
5000
in
insurance
�
surance
policy
was
paid
after
Killed
Miner
Identified
A
man
killed
in
a
mining
acci
accident
�
dent
at
Wells
Monday
has
been
identified
as
Donald
Goldlng
48
of
Pokomouche
New
Bruns
Brunswick
�
wick
Mr
Goldlng
was
working
for
Grouse
Creek
Mines
Ltd
when
tho
side
of
tho
open
pit
mine
in
which
ho
was
working
caved
in
crushing
him
the
Ancienne
Lorette
fire
in
connection
with
which
Cyr
and
Arsenault
have
been
charged
and
high
premiums
were
paic
for
other
fires
the
inquiry
is
in
investigating
�
vestigating
Union
Contract
May
Increase
Dairy
Prices
The
agreement
signed
be
between
�
tween
employees
of
Northern
Dairies
Ltd
and
company
man
management
�
agement
Friday
will
mean
a
straight
time
wage
increase
totalling
29000
for
the
coming
year
Added
to
this
will
be
an
esti
estimated
�
mated
15000
in
overtime
and
fringe
benefits
The
cost
hike
results
from
meeting
union
demands
for
new
Job
classifications
plus
wage
adjustments
and
increases
At
the
dairy
28
employees
are
members
of
the
Retail
and
Wholesale
and
Department
Store
Clerks
union
They
were
negotiating
their
initial
contract
with
the
firm
Dairy
manager
Paul
Teich
man
said
today
he
expected
the
total
44000
cost
boost
would
result
in
an
Increase
In
price
for
all
milk
products
He
noted
that
Vancouver
dairies
increased
prices
six
weeks
ago
after
finalizing
wage
negotiations
Employees
Association
Ho
was
referring
to
a
refer
referendum
�
endum
distributed
by
tho
Postal
Workers
Brotherhood
in
which
11000
of
tho
19000
postal
em
employees
�
ployees
voted
They
accepted
government
pay
Increases
and
rejected
strike
action
The
Montreal
union
leader
said
You
dont
hold
a
strike
vote
after
having
had
a
strike
and
won
your
point
yet
these
imbeciles
come
out
with
a
strike
vote
A
wildcat
postal
strike
which
began
July
22
at
Montreal
and
Vancouver
and
spread
to
centres
in
Ontario
and
Quebec
was
settled
some
two
weeks
later
when
the
federal
govern
government
�
ment
upped
a
pay
increase
to
510
and
550
from
a
pre
previously
�
viously
proposed
300
and
360
Montreal
postal
workers
re
refused
�
fused
to
participate
in
the
ref
referendum
�
erendum
which
Mr
Houle
said
was
a
farcical
gesture
by
those
who
played
a
pitiful
role
in
the
strike
and
tried
by
all
means
to
smash
it
Mr
Houle
said
that
at
the
next
annual
meeting
of
the
associ
association
�
ation
there
will
be
a
strong
move
to
replace
the
present
heads
of
tho
association
at
Ottawa
The
meeting
will
bo
held
Sept
22
24
in
Toronto
The
Montrealer
said
postal
workers
were
betrayed
by
their
leaders
during
the
recent
strike
which
ho
added
would
have
ended
in
six
days
if
it
had
been
supported
by
the
national
executive
Another
feature
of
the
annual
meeting
in
September
Mr
Houle
said
will
be
an
attempt
to
decentralize
the
leadership
Rather
than
let
the
executive
remain
in
Ottawa
where
they
pick
up
the
citys
typical
fear
fearful
�
ful
attitude
there
will
be
an
attempt
to
set
up
a
system
featuring
regional
directors
who
will
work
full
time
and
represent
the
regions
of
Que
Quebec
�
bec
Ontario
the
Maritimes
the
Prairies
and
British
Col
Columbia
�
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by
Socred
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VANCOUVER
CP
-
Ernie
LeCours
Social
Credit
MLA
for
Delta
said
today
he
is
seeking
money
to
finance
an
organization
called
Defenders
Unlimited
to
watch
over
lower
courts
in
British
Columbia
In
a
statement
Issued
today
he
called
for
1000
members
of
the
public
to
contribute
1
each
to
set
up
the
organization
If
the
money
is
collected
by
Sept
21
he
said
he
would
contribute
500
to
the
fund
but
will
drop
the
idea
if
less
than
1000
people
are
interested
At
the
last
session
of
the
legislature
Mr
LeCours
sharply
criticized
B
Cs
courts
I
received
a
large
volume
of
mail
in
support
of
my
conten
contentions
�
tions
he
said
The
writers
Included
professional
people
ex
pollcemen
and
newspaper
newspapermen
�
men
and
most
of
them
supported
my
suggestion
that
a
citizens
organization
be
formed
to
keep
an
eye
on
the
lower
courts
and
provide
assistance
and
guidance
when
required
Foulty
Crystal
Ball
Premier
Lesage
is
like
the
leader
of
one
of
those
far
out
religious
sects
that
crop
up
from
time
to
time
The
kind
that
lock
themselves
in
a
house
pull
down
the
blinds
and
wait
for
the
world
to
end
So
far
the
old
globe
hasnt
disappeared
as
scheduled
in
any
of
their
predictions
The
Quebec
Premier
has
the
same
trouble
He
locks
himself
up
in
his
French
-
Canadian
house
and
announces
The
English
speaking
world
is
coming
to
an
end
Then
he
waits
for
it
to
happen
But
it
doesnt
and
it
wont
The
latest
pronouncement
from
the
Quebec
crystal
ball
was
made
last
weekend
to
graduating
members
of
the
Cadet
Services
of
Canada
The
premier
told
them
The
coming
people
of
the
Americas
may
be
the
French
Canadians
But
with
English
growing
steadily
as
the
Ian
uage
of
common
interchange
the
Lesage
forecast
has
no
connection
with
reason
If
he
locks
himself
up
with
his
supporters
wait
waiting
�
ing
for
this
latest
inanity
to
come
true
he
will
find
that
it
is
HIS
house
not
the
English
speaking
world
of
the
Americas
which
comes
to
an
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-President
Johnson
today
of
offered
�
fered
the
Soviet
Academy
of
Science
an
invitation
to
observe
next
months
launching
of
the
Gemini
6
space
capsule
The
president
told
a
press
conference
that
he
had
directed
space
administrator
James
E
Webb
to
invite
the
academy
to
send
a
high
-
level
represen
representative
�
tative
to
the
space
shot
one
of
whose
goals
is
a
redezvous
with
an
orbiting
satellite
Johnson
said
he
hoped
the
Russians
would
accept
the
Invi
Invitation
�
tation
and
that
their
repre
representative
�
sentative
would
get
a
warm
wel
welcome
�
come
He
also
announced
he
has
in
instructed
�
structed
the
defence
department
to
go
ahead
with
developing
a
manned
orbital
laboratory
This
program
will
bring
us
new
knowledge
of
what
man
is
able
to
do
in
space
he
said
It
will
enable
us
to
relate
that
knowledge
to
the
defence
of
America
Meanwhile
the
Gemini
5
astronauts
their
beards
itchy
and
their
cramped
space
cabin
cluttered
set
a
U
S
space
endurance
record
today
and
took
aim
on
the
Soviet
-
held
world
record
for
a
single
flight
They
eclipsed
the
97
hour
59
minute
record
of
Gemini
4
at
1159
am
EDT
They
have
a
go
ahead
to
pass
the
world
record
of
nearly
five
days
at
906
am
Thursday
With
the
records
falling
President
Johnson
announced
in
Washington
that
the
defence
de
department
�
partment
would
launch
a
manned
orbiting
laboratory
In
late1968
He
also
Invited
Soviet
scien
scientists
�
tists
to
be
on
hand
to
witness
the
October
flight
of
the
Gemini
6
space
craft
Meanwhile
the
Gemini
5
as
tronauts
did
some
light
house
housekeeping
�
keeping
in
their
cabin
and
kept
a
sharp
eye
on
the
earth
for
de
details
�
tails
of
human
activity
Pilot
Charles
Conrad
Jr
a
navy
lieutenant
-
commander
spotted
the
wake
of
the
aircraft
carrier
Lake
Champlain
which
is
scheduled
to
recover
the
as
astronauts
�
tronauts
from
the
sea
Sunday
Conrads
excited
voice
an
announced
�
nounced
Hes
at
12
oclock
I
can
see
him
turning
Biggor
than
heck
We
got
him
in
sight
this
time
Roger
I
knew
an
old
carrier
pilot
could
find
the
carrier
said
capsule
communicator
James
A
McDivltt
Very
good
Conrad
made
his
first
carrier
landing
In
June
1955
on
the
deck
of
the
Lake
Champlain
Hell
be
aiming
for
it
again
when
the
eight
day
flight
ends
Command
pilot
L
Gordon
Cooper
Jr
long
before
had
logged
enough
hours
in
space
to
claim
the
world
record
in
that
department
His
wife
Trudy
relayed
her
congratula
congratulations
�
tions
to
him
in
space
The
world
record
for
a
single
flight
Is
held
by
Soviet
cosmo
cosmonaut
�
naut
Valery
Bykovsky
who
or
orbited
�
bited
the
earth
for
119
hours
and
six
minutes
beginning
June
14
1963
Their
beards
itchy
and
their
small
space
cabin
showing
some
of
the
clutter
of
four
days
of
occupancy
the
astronauts
discussed
with
doctors
on
the
ground
ways
of
lightening
the
work
load
to
provide
more
sleeping
time
In
their
62nd
orbit
as
they
sped
over
the
U
S
Pacific
coast
the
astronauts
observed
a
Minuteman
missile
blast
off
from
Vanden
berg
Air
Force
Base
Calif
They
also
success
successfully
�
fully
spotted
one
Tuesday
Conrads
manner
was
peppy
in
copying
the
details
of
the
days
flight
plan
for
Gemini
control
in
Houston