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get
a
barrel
of
flavour
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THE
WORLD
TODAY
case
Narcotic
Raid
TORONTO
CP
-
Twenty
three
persons
In
Montreal
and
Toronto
have
been
or
will
be
charged
by
RCMP
In
connection
with
a
10
month
undercover
investigation
by
two
young
Mountles
into
drug
trafficking
in
the
two
cities
Among
three
charged
Satur
Saturday
�
day
in
Montreal
with
traffick
trafficking
�
ing
In
narcotics
was
Joseph
Ro
sario
Willie
Lamy
44
who
testified
at
the
Dorlon
Inquiry
into
corruption
in
high
govern
government
�
ment
places
that
he
gave
Marie
Rivard
20000
as
she
tried
to
raise
60000
ball
for
her
husband
Lucien
Yanks
Expelled
SAIGON
Reuters
Two
American
advisers
and
an
Aus
Australian
�
tralian
army
captain
have
been
removed
at
South
Viet
Nams
request
from
Darlac
province
in
the
central
highlands
where
government
troops
moved
against
rebellious
mountain
tribesmen
during
the
weekend
it
was
learned
today
The
Saigon
government
ap
apparently
�
parently
demanded
the
with
withdrawal
�
drawal
of
the
three
men
be
because
�
cause
of
their
close
relations
with
leaders
of
the
mountain
tribes
Montagnards
U
S
relations
with
the
res
restive
�
tive
mountain
tribes
have
always
been
a
sensitive
point
with
the
Saigon
authorities
American
special
forces
per
personnel
�
sonnel
have
armed
trained
and
commanded
about
9000
tribes
tribesmen
�
men
Moscow
Plea
MOSCOW
Reuters
Russia
today
called
on
India
and
Pak
Pakistan
�
istan
to
display
reason
in
a
renewed
appeal
to
them
to
stop
fighting
The
text
of
the
appeal
was
issued
by
Tass
the
Soviet
news
agency
which
said
It
was
in
instructed
�
structed
to
state
that
the
Soviet
government
was
seriously
alarmed
by
the
development
of
events
Death
Toll
400
NEW
ORLEANS
AP
-Authoritative
sources
said
early
today
about
400
bodies
had
been
counted
by
law
enforce
ment
officers
In
flooded
re
gions
In
the
New
Orleans
area
The
Red
Cross
meanwhile
said
hurricane
Betsy
wiped
out
some
towns
In
the
marsh
coun
country
�
try
south
of
here
The
Times
-
Dlcaye
In
its
final
edition
quoted
a
spokes
spokesman
�
man
for
the
Orleans
parish
coroners
office
as
saying
250
bodies
were
expected
from
Pla
Plaquemines
�
quemines
and
St
Bernard
parishes
Another
source
said
an
addi
additional
�
tional
150
bodies
could
be
ex
expected
�
pected
from
New
Orleans
Rivard
Battle
LAREDO
Tex
CP
-A
stiff
court
battle
was
set
for
today
in
the
United
States
govern
governments
�
ments
attempt
to
put
Lucien
Rivard
on
trial
for
narcotics
conspiracy
in
this
old
border
town
of
gun
-slinging
and
smuggling
tradition
The
government
wants
to
try
him
immediately
on
charges
growing
out
of
a
33000000
heroin
seizure
on
the
US
bank
of
the
Rio
Grande
in
1963
while
the
Montrealers
lawyer
has
filed
a
series
of
motions
that
would
add
up
to
an
indefinite
postponement
for
the
cent
ral
figure
in
Canadas
scandal
over
political
pressuring
and
alleged
attempted
bribery
The
hospital
had
occasion
to
use
a
straight
jacket
Saturday
night
but
the
one
straight
Jacket
they
own
could
not
be
found
They
had
to
call
the
RCMP
and
borrow
theirs
The
RCMP
and
the
fire
department
were
called
to
the
1200
block
3rd
Ave
on
Sun
Sunday
�
day
afternoon
to
extinguish
of
all
things
a
parking
metre
fire
Bruno
Schrank
his
wife
and
five
children
are
a
family
with
a
housing
problem
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PRINCE
GEORGE
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COLUMBIA
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SEPTEMBER
13
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truck
begins
to
haul
away
one
of
the
cars
in
which
four
persons
were
injured
Saturday
Looy
photo
Grinding
Bypass
Crash
Sends
Four
To
Hospital
Four
persons
were
Injured
three
of
them
seriously
In
a
grinding
head
on
crash
on
the
Bypass
Highway
Saturday
In
poor
to
fair
condition
today
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
with
multiple
fractures
is
Rose
Anderson
438
Burden
St
She
was
a
passenger
in
a
car
driven
by
Palmer
Rice
742
20th
Ave
who
Is
in
fair
condi
condition
�
tion
with
a
fractured
leg
and
chest
injuries
Also
in
fair
condition
with
suspected
abdominal
injuries
is
Mrs
Arna
Bee
of
1746
Fourth
Ave
She
was
a
passenger
in
her
husbands
car
Eric
Martin
Bee
is
in
satisfactory
condition
with
a
fractured
ankle
and
frac
fractured
�
tured
thumb
Damage
to
the
two
cars
in
the
accident
was
estimated
at
3600
Police
said
the
Bee
car
was
travelling
north
on
Goglln
Road
when
It
collided
with
Mr
Rices
auto
which
was
travelling
east
on
the
Bypass
The
accident
occurred
at
9
pm
Another
man
was
released
from
hospital
Sunday
after
re
receiving
�
ceiving
treatment
for
injuries
suffered
in
an
accident
near
West
Lake
Saturday
James
Giles
received
head
and
hip
injuries
when
his
light
truck
sideswiped
another
car
and
rolled
into
a
ditch
He
has
been
charged
with
falling
to
yield
In
connection
with
the
850
pm
accident
A
car
failed
to
make
a
turn
Sunday
morning
and
smashed
into
a
power
pole
at
15th
and
Victoria
The
driver
Don
Matheson
of
Prince
George
was
taken
to
hospital
suffering
head
lacera
lacerations
�
tions
He
was
released
later
in
the
day
Thiee
drivers
were
charged
with
drunk
-driving
offences
over
the
weekend
John
Torrance
Sampson
pleaded
guilty
to
impaired
driv
driving
�
ing
before
Magistrate
George
Stewart
today
and
was
fined
200
He
seemed
to
be
very
reluc
reluctant
�
tant
to
get
out
of
the
car
and
when
he
did
he
wanted
to
know
how
to
get
to
Prince
George
prosecutor
Cec
Edwards
told
court
Kenneth
John
Quest
also
pleaded
guilty
to
impaired
driv
driving
�
ing
He
was
fined
200
He
was
charged
two
hours
after
he
was
involved
in
a
minor
accident
at
the
intersection
of
perhaps
even
more
acute
than
most
others
Their
home
at
2905
Pine
St
has
been
expro
priated
in
the
name
of
progress
a
highway
underpass
will
occupy
the
property
and
theyve
got
nowhere
to
live
Mr
Schrank
who
has
lived
here
two
and
a
half
years
an
em
employee
�
ployee
of
Marwell
Construc
Construction
�
tion
for
the
past
18
months
says
he
will
have
to
leave
today
Anyone
who
has
a
two
or
three
bedroom
house
at
reasonable
rent
for
the
Schranks
can
ca
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5298
Wondering
what
all
the
big
w
red
footsteps
represent
on
downtown
sidewalks
They
all
lead
to
the
Civic
Centre
where
on
Wednesday
Thursday
and
Friday
citizens
will
be
donating
their
blood
for
those
unfortun
unfortunates
�
ates
who
through
Illness
or
accident
require
blood
Rose
Avenue
and
the
Bypass
Highway
Prosecutor
Cec
Edwards
said
police
were
going
to
give
him
a
break
and
send
him
home
in
a
taxi
but
the
man
demanded
his
keys
back
John
Donald
Hodson
of
Prince
George
was
charged
with
hav
having
�
ing
care
and
control
of
his
ve
vehicle
�
hicle
while
Impaired
He
was
remanded
without
plea
A
Prince
George
man
was
ailed
14
days
today
after
he
pleaded
guilty
before
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
Stewart
to
driving
while
his
licence
was
under
sus
suspension
�
pension
Leslie
Paul
Brlcker
asked
the
court
to
be
lenient
and
give
him
a
suspended
sentence
but
Magistrate
Stewart
after
care
careful
�
ful
consideration
said
he
had
no
alternative
but
to
jail
tht
man
Were
Canadians
First
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Theres
not
much
change
in
the
number
of
weekend
drunks
des
despite
�
pite
pubs
being
closed
Prince
George
RCMP
say
15
drunks
were
picked
up
over
Satur
Saturday
�
day
night
down
slightly
from
the
pievious
week
The
only
difference
said
one
policeman
is
that
they
appear
to
be
boozing
up
on
wine
rather
than
beer
Forget
The
Hyphen
Winch
Harold
Winch
wants
to
take
the
hyphen
out
of
Canada
Were
Canadians
first
he
said
in
Prince
George
Friday
Were
not
French
-Canadians
or
English
Canadians
or
Japanese
Canadians
or
Chinese
Canadians
were
just
Canadians
Mr
Winch
said
Hunters
Guide
Killed
in
Crash
GOLDEN
BC
CP
A
hunt
hunting
�
ing
guide
and
his
two
clients
were
killed
Friday
when
their
light
float
plane
crashed
into
the
Columbia
River
as
they
set
out
on
a
hunting
trip
RCMP
said
the
plane
crashed
about
six
miles
south
of
this
southeastern
B
C
community
when
it
struck
a
double
tele
telephone
�
phone
cable
strung
across
the
Columbia
River
BREAKDOWN
DIFFICULT
TO
TRACE
Saturday
nights
power
failure
in
Prince
George
was
caused
by
an
interruption
in
power
transmission
from
the
230000
volt
Bridge
River
transmission
line
BC
Hydro
district
man
manager
�
ager
Bill
Best
said
today
crews
attempted
to
re
tore
power
over
the
Bridge
River
Line
immediately
but
could
not
find
the
faulty
section
As
a
result
the
power
source
was
switched
to
the
Prince
George
diesel
units
which
enable
BC
Hydro
to
carry
the
city
load
as
well
as
some
of
the
Cariboo
re
requirements
�
quirements
The
power
failure
oc
occurred
�
curred
about
eleven
minutes
past
seven
pm
and
lasted
for
about
an
hour
Minute
falluies
after
that
were
due
to
the
heavy
load
put
on
the
diesel
units
which
had
to
be
adjusted
to
the
power
use
This
also
accounted
for
the
fluctuations
in
the
strength
of
the
current
maklngllghts
flicker
But
he
warned
Our
future
is
in
danger
un
unless
�
less
there
are
some
changes
made
We
have
to
take
the
hyphen
out
and
be
Canadians
Mr
Winch
said
the
hyphen
dividing
Canadians
into
various
ethnic
and
cultural
groups
is
Redistribution
Hearing
In
Prince
George
Today
The
provincial
redistribu
redistribution
�
tion
commission
moves
to
Prince
George
tonight
for
the
second
in
a
series
of
hearings
on
relocation
of
provincial
elec
electoral
�
toral
riding
boundaries
The
commission
under
chairman
H
F
Angus
opens
hearings
at
730
pm
in
the
provincial
government
building
The
Prince
George
hearing
is
expected
to
be
almost
as
lifeless
as
the
one
In
Dawson
Creek
last
week
atwhich
there
were
the
four
commission
members
Peace
River
South
Socred
MLA
Stanley
Carnell
a
spectator
and
a
reporter
City
council
has
taken
no
stand
on
the
matter
Tonights
hearing
will
be
for
oral
submissions
and
briefs
Written
presentations
will
also
be
accepted
up
until
the
end
of
October
building
up
a
sense
of
division
and
disunity
in
Canada
It
is
spreading
from
pro
province
�
vince
to
province
and
from
pro
province
�
vince
to
federal
government
he
said
More
of
us
have
got
to
speak
out
on
this
he
warned
He
said
the
Canadians
of
French
descent
have
to
realise
this
as
well
I
have
listened
in
parlia
parliament
�
ment
to
members
from
Quebec
jump
up
on
a
point
of
privilage
and
say
Discrimination
and
persecution
of
French-Canadians
in
this
House
of
Com
Commons
�
mons
It
would
be
funny
if
it
wasnt
so
serious
he
said
Its
time
to
end
this
petty
bickering
Mr
Winch
de
demanded
�
manded
And
Its
up
to
all
Cana
Canadians
�
dians
as
Canadians
to
end
it
he
said
Police
Halt
River
Search
The
search
for
Peter
Van
Dongen
missing
a
boating
mis
mishap
�
hap
last
week
in
the
McGregor
River
was
discontinued
Friday
night
Spokesman
for
district
RCMP
said
today
no
sign
of
life
was
found
by
three
search
parties
Mr
Van
Dongen
Is
presumed
dead
and
it
is
assumed
his
body
is
caught
in
a
log
jam
which
blocks
the
river
at
one
point
near
a
canyon
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Indian
By
SCOTT
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Citiien
Staff
Writer
The
assimilation
of
Indians
into
the
so
called
white
mans
society
can
be
done
almost
solely
thiough
education
Cort
Larsen
of
the
Stuart
Lake
Indian
agency
said
today
He
was
commenting
on
a
plea
by
Chief
BC
Indian
commissioner
J
V
Boys
Friday
who
asked
industry
to
consider
hiring
the
manpower
it
has
available
on
the
Indian
reserves
rather
than
go
searching
fai
afield
for
workmen
to
fill
the
shortage
in
the
province
Mr
Boys
speaking
at
the
BC
natural
resources
conference
told
delegates
that
given
enough
warning
of
the
needs
of
industry
the
Indian
affairs
department
would
endeavor
to
have
young
Indians
trained
for
the
skill
needing
jobs
Indians
he
said
possess
exceptional
manual
dexteri
dexterity
�
ty
and
many
are
seeking
fur
further
�
ther
education
in
the
vocational
and
technical
fields
The
Indian
will
become
a
pretty
versatile
worker
said
Mr
Boys
one
of
the
last
to
speak
in
the
three
day
confer
conference
�
ence
There
is
a
lack
of
under
understanding
�
standing
among
all
levels
of
Canadian
society
particularly
in
the
so
called
middle
class
Mr
Boys
complained
of
the
unfortunate
reputation
In
Indians
�
dians
have
and
blamed
the
Na
National
�
tional
Film
Board
for
spread
spreading
�
ing
the
reputation
in
its
two
films
The
Strangers
and
Be
Because
�
cause
They
Are
Different
Indians
are
believed
to
be
shiftless
hard
drinking
out
outcasts
�
casts
of
society
said
Mr
Boys
Mr
Boys
said
thousands
of
Indians
are
becoming
available
for
employment
in
industry
if
industry
will
have
them
In
northern
B
C
alone
he
com
commented
�
mented
there
are
about
18000
natives
whose
livelihood
almost
right
up
o
the
present
time
has
been
trapping
Ha
urged
industrial
and
edu
educational
�
cational
leaders
to
get
away
from
the
concept
of
the
Indian
as
a
neer
do
well
and
give
him
at
least
an
equal
chance
with
everyone
else
Education
Is
the
only
an
answer
�
swer
said
Mr
Larsen
in
an
interview
today
In
Mr
Lar
sens
agency
there
is
almost
100
per
cent
employment
among
the
Indian
peoples
We
cant
assimilate
them
any
faster
than
they
want
to
be
assimilated
Mr
Larsen
said
education
academic
and
vocational-technical
will
bring
the
Indian
up
to
current
social
standards
fas
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the
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advising
would
be
customers
that
the
beer
parlor
was
full
The
Canada
only
parlor
in
town
open
more
than
tripled
its
regular
Saturday
business
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the
pub
being
crowded
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opening
until
near
midnight
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into
the
fourth
week
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is
no
sign
of
a
break
in
the
stalemate
that
has
closed
down
five
Lower
Mainland
breweries
and
left
only
two
smaller
rural
breweries
in
operation
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more
money
than
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are
prepared
to
pay
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rate
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250
an
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union
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a
10-percent
increase
which
it
sas
will
give
it
parity
with
eastern
brewery
workers
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companies
have
said
they
arent
prepared
to
talk
about
the
matter
as
it
stands
because
the
union
demand
is
out
of
the
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The
Ground
This
opening
in
the
earth
is
the
entrance
of
a
coal
mine
near
Prince
George
which
was
recently
opened
The
mining
of
coal
however
is
not
the
prime
objective
of
the
company
but
the
recoveiy
of
resin
in
the
coal
Resin
is
ued
in
the
manufactuie
of
plastics
and
chemicals
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mine
is
located
some
50
miles
southeast
of
Irinco
George
and
is
the
only
mine
of
its
kind
in
this
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