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-
India
charged
Pakistan
today
with
251
violations
of
the
ceasefire
that
ended
the
subcontinents
war
and
warned
against
a
pos
possible
�
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escalation
of
the
conflict
Indias
charges
contained
In
a
special
five
page
statement
made
the
sternest
warning
yet
Issued
In
the
skirmishing
and
bloodletting
that
followed
the
Sept
23
ceasefire
agreement
which
almost
Immediately
was
broken
by
both
sides
Ford
Cuts
Costs
TORONTO
CP
Ford
Motor
Co
of
Canada
Ltd
today
an
announced
�
nounced
price
cuts
for
its
1966
cars
The
cuts
follow
similar
moves
by
Chrysler
of
Canada
and
General
Motors
of
Canada
Cop
Charged
BURNABY
CP
-
TheRCMP
announced
Saturday
night
they
have
arrested
a
Nelson
resident
In
connection
with
two
Burnaby
robberies
one
involving
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Lewis
Harrison
w
ill
be
brought
to
Burnaby
for
prelim
preliminary
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hearing
police
said
Har
Harrison
�
rison
is
reportedly
a
former
member
of
the
Nelson
city
police
and
the
Vancouver
police
department
Loves
A
Stinker
SLAGELSE
Denmark
AP
Jens
Andersens
girl
friend
said
she
would
not
see
him
anymore
He
went
home
and
wrote
her
No
one
shall
ever
see
me
alive
again
Then
he
disappeared
No
trace
of
the
30-year-old
man
was
found
Monday
night
he
came
home
again
very
much
alive
but
extremely
dirty
and
with
a
terrible
smell
He
had
climbed
down
into
the
public
sewer
system
and
thought
about
his
lost
love
for
four
days
and
nights
Never
mind
about
the
girl
he
said
I
want
a
bath
Arms
For
Cuba
MOSCOW
AP
Armed
forces
minister
Paul
Castro
of
Cuba
met
today
with
the
Soviet
defence
minister
Marshal
Ro
dlon
Mallnovsky
It
was
assumed
they
talked
about
arms
for
Cuba
The
Cuban
leader
a
brother
of
Prime
Minister
Fidel
Castro
arrived
In
the
Soviet
Union
last
week
at
Mallnovskys
invitation
Black
Death
CHICAGO
AP
-Six
cases
of
plague
the
so
called
Black
Death
have
appeared
In
the
United
States
recently
the
cur
current
�
rent
Journal
of
the
American
Medical
Association
says
The
Journal
says
all
the
victims
are
children
five
in
New
Mexico
and
one
in
California
One
of
the
victims
died
Newsmens
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VANCOUVER
CP
-
Dr
Patrick
McTaggart
Cowan
president
of
Simon
Fraser
Uni
University
�
versity
of
Burnaby
was
named
man
of
the
year
Saturday
by
the
Newsmens
Club
of
British
Columbia
The
award
was
pre
presented
�
sented
by
Ray
Willlston
1964
winner
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When
is
a
crosswalk
a
w
crosswalk
And
when
will
some
of
the
punks
roaring
down
Prince
George
streets
learn
to
accept
their
responsibility
Sunday
for
instance
a
woman
and
two
youngsters
narrowly
missed
being
run
down
on
Vic
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�
toria
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in
brilliant
sunshine
by
a
sweetheart
driving
a
light
colored
car
at
70mph
bearing
Alberta
plates
Canadian
Imperial
Bank
of
Commerce
will
be
moving
downstreet
at
the
end
of
the
month
The
bank
will
take
over
temporary
quarters
in
the
for
former
�
mer
Steel
mans
store
premises
next
to
Northern
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or
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
OCTOBER
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Shelley
Fire
Razes
Store
Only
the
chimney
stands
after
fire
late
Saturday
destroyed
Shelley
Mercantile
at
the
tiny
sawmill
community
13
miles
east
of
here
Two
youths
have
been
charged
with
arson
in
connection
with
the
blaze
Looy
Photo
Nielsen
Charges
Mafia
Infiltrates
Liberals
Yukon
MP
Erik
Nielsen
charged
in
Prince
George
Fri
Friday
�
day
that
there
was
no
doubt
in
his
mind
that
Mafia
ten
tentacles
�
tacles
have
reached
Into
the
Liberal
administration
This
Is
why
I
have
repeat
repeatedly
�
edly
called
for
a
Royal
Com
Commission
�
mission
into
crime
In
Canada
to
determine
the
extent
of
which
international
crime
and
crime
cartels
have
infiltrated
government
he
said
Mr
Nlelson
who
sparked
the
Dorlon
inquiry
which
rocked
the
Pearson
government
was
speaking
in
an
interview
following
a
public
meeting
here
His
main
platform
was
cor
corruption
�
ruption
in
the
Liberal
govern
government
�
ment
and
he
came
loaded
with
dates
names
and
places
of
alleged
corruption
Mr
Nielsen
later
told
The
Citizen
that
the
Mafia
now
operates
in
every
major
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
city
including
Vancouver
It
organized
crimp
prob
probably
�
ably
stemmed
from
the
time
Renovations
are
being
carried
out
by
Crossroads
Construction
to
house
the
Commerce
until
a
new
building
is
completed
on
the
present
bank
site
at
Third
Ave
and
Brunswick
St
The
old
bank
will
be
torn
down
and
says
manager
RD
Brown
tenders
will
be
called
almost
immedi
immediately
�
ately
on
a
new
structure
Coach
Jim
Pllla
expects
30
out
tonight
when
his
Prince
George
Mohawks
open
their
training
camp
at
the
Col
seum
PUla
will
have
three
weeks
to
get
his
charges
In
top
shape
for
the
openlngofthenew
Cariboo
Hockey
League
season
While
YukonMP
ErtkNell
sen
was
extolling
the
virtues
of
his
paily
pc
and
lashing
into
the
Grits
at
a
Civic
Centre
meeting
here
Friday
his
brother
Leslie
was
keep
ing
the
southern
US
free
from
crime
Leslie
Is
star
of
the
TV
show
The
New
Breed
which
was
on
the
air
while
Erik
was
speaking
Tough
competition
for
a
politician
but
at
least
It
was
all
in
the
family
when
Senator
Estes
Kefauver
was
giving
crime
a
bad
time
In
the
US
he
said
Its
taken
roots
In
Canada
Now
It
has
to
be
taken
out
by
the
roots
the
crusading
Yuk
oner
said
Mr
Nielsen
said
the
exist
existence
�
ence
of
organized
crime
reach
reaching
�
ing
into
the
government
was
certainly
made
clear
at
the
time
of
the
Rivard
affair
he
said
Its
got
to
everybody
Mr
Nielsen
was
asked
if
members
of
Parliament
were
linked
with
bankruptcy
cases
under
Investigation
in
Quebec
For
the
time
being
there
is
no
evidence
of
MPs
being
In
Involved
�
volved
he
said
But
he
added
that
he
considered
it
prob
probable
�
able
On
the
platform
earlier
Mr
Nielsen
told
an
audience
of
about
75
at
the
Prince
George
Civic
Centre
banquet
room
that
Prime
Minister
Pearson
is
withholding
reports
which
could
Implicate
prominent
Liberals
with
shady
dealings
with
Max
and
Adolphe
Sefklnd
The
Sefkinds
Montreal
gam
gamblers
�
blers
hit
the
headlines
when
BIG
HAUL
OF
DRUGS
A
large
quantity
of
con
controlled
�
trolled
drugs
was
stolen
early
Saturday
by
thieves
who
punched
a
hole
through
a
wall
in
an
adjoining
dry
cleaning
establishment
to
gain
entry
to
Cunningham
Drugs
in
the
Spruceland
Shopping
Centre
Police
said
the
drugs
which
would
have
little
value
to
the
drugstore
would
be
of
considerable
value
on
the
blackmarket
The
thieves
entered
Spruce
Up
Cleaners
and
punched
a
hole
through
a
side
all
to
enter
the
drug
drugstore
�
store
Drugs
taken
Included
1000
292
pills
and
large
quantities
of
Codeine
Methodone
and
Demerol
Conservative
leader
John
Delf
enbaker
and
then
New
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
Party
national
leader
T
C
Douglas
asked
that
re-
ports
concerning
the
Sefklnd
bankruptcy
proceedings
be
revealed
Mr
Pearson
has
denied
the
existence
of
such
reports
Mr
Nielsen
said
But
he
said
Indications
prove
otherwise
He
referred
to
a
recent
story
in
a
Toronto
news
newspaper
�
paper
which
quoted
an
unident
unidentified
�
ified
member
of
the
Montreal
fraud
squad
as
saying
seven
or
eight
men
who
have
been
members
of
Parliament
have
been
involved
In
bankruptcies
under
investigation
The
Sefkinds
earlier
figured
in
furniture
sales
to
state
Sec
Secretary
�
retary
Lamontagne
and
PosJ-master-General
Tremblay
Mr
Nielsen
said
the
brothers
advanced
no-down-pajment
credit
to
the
two
Lib
Liberal
�
eral
cabinet
ministers
and
then
had
never
collected
on
the
account
The
Yukon
MP
said
he
wasnt
drawing
any
inferences
I
draw
no
conclusions
in
these
shabby
and
soi
did
events
The
choice
is
ours
he
told
his
audience
Do
you
want
more
of
the
same
or
not
Conservative
leader
Dlefen
baker
has
linked
the
lime
pit
gang
slayings
In
Queber
with
the
Inquiry
Into
fraudulent
bank
bankruptcies
�
ruptcies
Hunters
Mistake
travel
to
Prince
George
to
do
their
shopping
and
collect
their
mail
The
fire
was
first
spotted
at
10
45
pm
Saturday
and
despite
efforts
to
fight
the
flames
the
building
was
levelled
in
less
than
two
hours
Police
said
articles
from
the
store
were
found
near
the
scene
They
were
believed
stolen
from
the
store
shortly
before
the
fire
broke
out
The
two
youths
charged
with
arson
are
also
charged
with
breaking
and
entering
They
were
scheduled
to
appear
in
district
magistrates
court
to
today
�
day
The
store
was
owned
and
op
operated
�
erated
by
Mr
and
Mrs
EM
Falrgrleve
They
lived
in
the
rear
and
upstairs
of
the
aged
two
story
building
but
were
in
Prince
George
with
friends
when
the
fire
broke
out
They
returned
home
when
the
fire
was
well
underway
Local
residents
sprayed
water
on
the
fire
with
hoses
stretched
from
nearby
Shelley
Sawmills
But
it
was
too
late
said
Mrs
John
Samuelson
who
had
been
with
Mr
and
Mrs
Fair
grieve
In
Prince
George
If
there
had
been
a
wind
the
whole
community
couldhave
been
wiped
out
she
said
Nothing
was
saved
from
the
store
or
from
the
Falrgrleves
apartment
but
the
stores
safe
with
contents
Intact
was
re
recovered
�
covered
after
the
fire
The
building
was
only
par
partially
�
tially
covered
by
Insurance
Mrs
Samuelson
said
the
store
was
also
broken
Into
two
weeks
ago
for
the
sixth
time
In
as
many
years
The
building
constructed
in
1923
is
one
of
the
oldest
struc
structures
�
tures
In
Shelley
It
has
always
been
the
com
munltys
general
store
Inland
Declares
Higher
Profit
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Inland
Natural
Gas
Co
Ltd
has
de
declared
�
clared
net
earnings
of
1537
517
for
the
ear
ended
June
30
an
Increase
of
492308
over
the
pievlous
year
The
companys
annual
report
showed
that
sales
of
gas
climbed
to
10177852
fiom
8077
144
Net
income
per
common
shaie
rose
to
49
cents
fiom
28
cents
in
1964
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increase
of
2274
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brought
the
total
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Racket
Probe
Under
Way
In
Area
By
RON
THODY
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Burn
-
for
-
profit
racketeers
could
be
operating
in
the
Prince
George
area
The
revelation
was
made
in
Vancouver
over
the
weekend
by
Attorney
General
Robert
Bonner
It
was
confirmed
today
by
Prince
George
fire
chief
Harold
Dornbierer
Mr
Dornbierer
said
that
a
number
of
heavy
loss
blazes
are
under
investigation
in
the
district
None
of
them
are
In
the
city
he
said
The
attorney
general
Satur
Saturday
�
day
linked
fire
Investigations
in
Prince
George
with
large
scale
burn
-
for
-
profits
rackets
in
BC
and
Ontario
Earlier
the
lime
pit
mur
murders
�
ders
in
Quebec
were
linked
with
similar
rackets
In
that
prov
province
�
ince
To
the
best
of
my
knowl
knowledge
�
edge
its
the
fire
investigation
a
district
thing
Mr
Dorn
Dornbierer
�
bierer
said
He
said
he
had
knowl
knowledge
�
edge
of
the
fires
and
of
the
in
investigations
�
vestigations
because
he
has
gone
out
on
several
of
the
in
investigations
�
vestigations
Details
Remain
Secret
But
he
said
he
was
not
at
liberty
to
reveal
any
details
as
to
the
location
and
the
number
of
fires
suspected
in
the
racket
Attorney
-
General
Bonner
would
not
elaborate
today
on
statements
he
msde
over
the
weekend
other
than
to
say
in
investigations
�
vestigations
were
continuing
on
industrial
fires
in
this
area
Mr
Bonner
said
Friday
that
two
investigation
one
report
reportedly
�
edly
involving
1
million
In
fire
losses
are
underway
In
BC
and
another
province
He
would
not
say
today
how
many
of
the
fires
occured
In
the
Prince
George
district
However
he
admitted
that
police
both
here
and
at
the
RCMPs
criminal
Investigation
department
in
Victoria
were
in
on
the
probe
This
was
confirmed
by
the
Prince
George
subdivision
and
Superintendent
GR
Engels
in
Victoria
Supt
Engels
said
he
could
not
comment
because
the
In
Investigations
�
vestigations
were
not
yet
com
completed
�
pleted
Identities
Shielded
Mr
Bonner
said
investiga
investigations
�
tions
are
centered
on
Individ
Individuals
�
uals
alleged
to
be
operating
arson
rackets
behind
a
maze
of
corporate
names
which
have
shielded
their
identities
Apparently
the
arsonists
in
insure
�
sure
the
same
property
with
different
underwriters
and
then
collect
from
all
of
them
Mr
Bonner
said
the
arson
arsonists
�
ists
are
taking
advantage
of
an
apparent
lack
of
information
exchange
among
underwriters
The
biggest
racket
is
said
to
Involve
14
fires
1
1
of
them
in
BC
How
many
of
these
are
in
the
Prince
George
area
Is
not
known
The
other
investigations
cen
centres
�
tres
on
eight
fires
but
the
amount
of
fire
loss
is
consider-
Anti
Liberal
Drive
Starts
Here
Stop
Bleeding
BC
Premier
Bennett
Is
launching
his
provincial
antlLlberal
campaign
In
Prince
George
Oct
21
Where
else
He
feels
this
is
one
of
the
most
important
ridings
in
the
nation
and
thats
why
hes
starting
here
said
Ron
Bellamy
local
leaguepresident
The
pjtfmler
will
speak
at
the
Prince
George
Civic
Centre
on
behalf
of
Social
Credit
incum
bent
Bert
Leboe
But
he
is
expected
to
spend
most
of
his
speech
roasting
the
Liberals
who
he
has
said
are
bleeding
the
province
Mr
Bennett
will
add
his
name
to
a
host
of
party
notables
who
have
already
visited
Prince
George
during
the
campaign
and
those
still
scheduled
to
speak
Among
them
Prime
Minister
Pearson
New
Democratic
Party
national
leader
T
C
Douglas
Yukon
Conservative
MP
Erik
Nielsen
and
Vancouver
East
MP
Harold
Winch
NDP
Speaking
In
Dawson
Cieek
Oct
14
Is
agriculture
minister
Harry
Hays
jnd
opposition
leader
John
Diefenbakei
Is
scheduled
to
talk
in
Pi
luce
George
Oct
15
Also
expected
in
the
tiding
is
Robert
Thompson
Social
Credit
national
leader
ably
less
than
the
1
million
involved
in
the
main
investiga
investigation
�
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toll
again
In
1965
When
the
three
day
shooting
spree
ended
Monday
night
one
hunter
had
been
killed
and
two
others
injured
In
separate
accidents
throughout
the
province
Dead
Is
William
Schervenka
39
of
Burnaby
who
died
when
hit
in
the
back
with
a
high
powered
bullet
while
hunting
moose
60
miles
east
of
Prince
George
He
was
shot
by
a
companion
Kalman
Malzenlczky
who
old
police
he
mistook
his
friend
for
a
moose
The
deceased
and
Malzenlczky
had
driven
north
together
to
enjoy
a
week
weekend
�
end
of
hunting
Schervenka
and
Malzenlczky
were
hunting
the
Penny
area
close
to
a
spot
selected
by
Joe
Pastor
and
Fred
Starr
They
assisted
in
taking
the
wounded
man
to
hospital
in
Penny
where
he
died
four
hours
later
His
body
was
brought
to
Prince
George
by
train
Youths
Char
In
An
Inquest
has
been
ordered
Elsewhere
in
the
province
Benjamin
Anderson
of
Nelson
was
shot
In
the
back
while
hunting
in
the
Swan
Lake
area
40
miles
east
of
Invermere
He
is
in
good
condition
oday
in
Cranbrook
Hospital
He
was
hit
by
a
richotlng
bullet
and
charges
may
be
laid
Charles
William
Daggltt
71
of
Vancouver
had
his
lee
amputated
below
the
knee
after
he
was
shot
in
the
lee
bv
his
own
gun
The
hunting
death
was
one
of
seven
recorded
over
the
holiday
Six
others
died
In
highway
accidents
In
addition
to
two
former
Dawson
Creek
residents
-
Jack
Warner
33
and
Doris
Singer
-
found
dead
ina
parked
car
near
Everett
Washington
Washington
State
Police
said
the
exhaust
of
their
con
convertible
�
vertible
was
burled
In
mud
and
the
couple
apparently
died
of
poisoning
from
carbon
monoxide
which
seeped
into
the
cars
Interior
lley
Fir
Two
youths
have
been
charged
with
arson
in
connection
with
a
fire
that
has
left
the
small
sawmill
community
of
Shelley
without
a
store
and
post
office
The
youths
aged
17
and
18
were
arrested
at
3
am
Sunday
several
hours
after
Shelley
Mercantile
burned
to
the
ground
It
was
the
only
store
in
the
community
13
miles
east
of
Prince
George
Residents
are
now
forced
to
POLICY
PROTECTS
PULPMILLS
Lands
and
forest
minister
Ray
Willlston
has
protected
the
wood
supply
of
Pulpwood
Har
Harvesting
�
vesting
Area
Licence
holders
by
giving
them
the
right
of
first
refusal
to
chips
produced
from
small
wood
by
sawlog
opera
operators
�
tors
In
a
pronouncement
of
policy
regarding
the
provinces
close
utilization
or
small
wood
policy
Mr
Willlston
said
saw
log
operators
whose
timber
sales
are
In
PHAs
must
give
the
first
refusal
rights
to
the
pulp
mills
who
hold
the
PHA
licence
Some
operators
in
the
Prince
George
area
have
complained
that
the
ruling
removes
com
competition
�
petition
in
chip
sales
but
others
see
it
as
the
fairest
way
to
en
ensure
�
sure
the
pulp
mills
of
a
wood
supply
Torest
Service
chief
forester
FS
McKinnon
said
operators
in
the
Prince
George
andKam
loops
forest
districts
because
they
are
in
PHAs
will
be
the
first
to
be
immediately
affected
by
the
new
policy
He
gave
this
example
If
the
revised
utilization
rule
adds
100
million
cubic
feet
of
wood
to
a
pulpwood
harvesting
area
the
pulpmlll
holding
the
PHA
will
automatically
be
given
40
per
cent
or
40
million
cubic
feet
of
the
small
wood
wood
between
seven
inches
and
elev
eleven
�
en
inches
diameter
at
breast
height
The
remaining
60
million
cubic
feet
will
be
divided
on
a
pro
rata
basis
among
existing
operators
who
harvest
on
a
sustained
yield
basis
Operators
are
not
compelled
to
enter
the
smallwood
game
but
the
policy
Is
tailored
to
en
entice
�
tice
most
in
There
are
three
provisos
for
small
wood
harvest
There
must
first
be
a
con
contract
�
tract
for
sale
of
the
chips
pro
produced
�
duced
from
the
small
wood
which
will
be
added
to
the
saw
log
operators
quota
The
operator
must
agree
to
harvest
to
the
seven
inch
dbh
tree
Finally
the
PHA
licensee
must
be
given
the
right
of
first
refusal
on
chips
produced
from
the
small
trees
The
only
chips
free
for
com
competition
�
petition
in
the
Prince
George
forest
district
will
be
those
produced
from
the
11
-inch
dbh
and
up
wood
They
Know
Precisely
Baloney
I
Inland
Natural
Gas
says
it
cant
tell
how
much
gas
is
consumed
in
the
Prince
George
area
The
sleight-of-hand
experts
employed
by
Inland
say
it
would
take
too
much
bookkeeping
to
figure
it
out
But
the
truth
is
they
just
dont
want
customers
here
to
know
how
much
money
the
gas
trust
is
bleeding
from
the
Central
Interior
There
is
only
one
customer
from
the
West
coast
natural
gas
transmis
transmission
�
sion
line
at
Prince
George
Inland
And
if
Inland
and
Westcoast
dont
know
how
much
gas
is
going
down
the
main
then
their
officials
shouldnt
be
running
a
gas
company
they
should
be
out
playing
with
the
other
kids
in
a
sandpile
But
they
know
all
right
And
it
isnt
sand
theyre
piling
up
It
is
profit
at
Prince
George
expense
Profit
that
was
fifty
per
cent
higher
this
year
than
last
They
know
these
figures
precisely
And
so
should
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
when
this
city
pleads
for
reasonable
rates