Vol
13
No
51
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to
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quashed
the
joint
charges
against
Tabor
Lake
Gold
Mines
and
five
of
its
directors
was
refused
as
the
trial
entered
its
fourth
day
this
morning
Alderman
and
lawyer
John
Heinrlch
Prince
George
Bus
nessman
Pat
Moran
Bernard
Dlmler
William
Leon
Hunchuk
ana
peter
HuncmiK
have
plead
ed
not
guilty
to
unlawfully
trad
trading
�
ing
In
securities
and
failing
to
file
a
prospectus
The
defence
motion
that
the
five
accused
persons
were
im
improperly
�
properly
charged
was
made
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
afternoon
just
before
the
trial
adjourned
for
the
day
A
similar
motion
was
made
during
trial
preliminaries
The
defence
submitted
again
Wednesday
that
joint
charges
should
be
quashed
In
favor
of
sep
arate
Informations
against
each
of
the
accused
Lawjer
Allan
Bate
said
know
of
no
way
In
law
that
five
people
can
be
charged
with
five
separate
charges
in
the
same
Information
Magistrate
DK
McAdam
in
vited
prosecutor
Frank
Perry
to
amend
the
charges
but
Perry
de
declined
�
clined
saying
that
such
a
move
In
the
midst
of
a
trial
would
bring
all
sorts
of
difficulty
This
morning
Magistrate
Mc
Adam
ruled
that
the
accused
had
been
properly
charged
and
quoted
previous
cases
as
au
authority
�
thority
Both
Bate
and
Gault
Wilson
repeated
their
objections
but
the
magistrate
said
the
trial
should
proceed
At
the
trial
on
Wednesday
witnesses
testified
that
receipts
for
funds
paid
for
shares
were
issued
by
Peter
Hunchuk
Howard
Cossman
and
Patrick
Moran
as
well
as
by
Morans
wife
Mrs
Bridget
Moran
During
this
mornings
pro
proceedings
�
ceedings
John
Steeves
repre
representing
�
senting
Pat
Moran
said
his
cli
ents
wife
Bridget
had
been
act
acting
�
ing
as
Morans
bookkeeper
Any
receipts
she
signed
were
in
the
capacity
of
Morans
employee
he
said
24
Pages
It
was
one
of
those
chances
Fiaser
Hotel
were
Bridget
and
which
happen
all
too
rarely
pat
Moran
and
Staff
Sgt
Charles
Asking
for
a
specific
domestic
English
of
the
RCMPs
city
de
wine
In
the
local
liquor
store
a
tathment
local
resident
was
queried
by
a
The
18th
Scout
and
Cub
Troop
the
man
behind
in
the
line
up
as
is
selling
hot
cross
buns
to
wh
he
was
buying
that
par
1
again
an
annual
fund
raising
ticular
brand
Because
I
like
it
best
the
purchaser
replied
Its
far
better
than
any
of
the
other
wines
at
that
price
and
it
goes
with
everything
He
was
a
bit
surprised
to
see
the
peison
w
ho
had
asked
the
question
reach
forward
with
the
money
foi
the
purchase
at
the
same
time
off
offering
�
ering
his
card
wine
repre
representative
�
sentative
foi
that
brand
Three
intrepid
housewives
from
tho
Peden
Hill
area
are
prepared
to
cycle
from
Red
Rock
to
the
city
Maich
30
as
their
contribution
to
the
annual
March
of
Dimes
campaign
Trouble
Is
neithei
own
a
ladles
event
The
troop
has
covered
most
of
the
city
but
some
people
may
have
been
left
out
and
they
can
phone
564
4122
with
their
orders
The
combined
might
of
PGE
and
CP
Transport
moed
80
tons
today
PGEs
biggest
crane
a
100
tonner
loaded
two
40
ton
transformers
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move
by
load
to
w
Huston
sub
substation
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station
rriday
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Prince
George
Liberals
have
a
right
to
burst
with
pride
The
fur
cap
Pi
ime
Minister
Tru-
deau
wore
at
the
Quebec
Winter
Carnival
recently
was
the
one
presented
to
him
by
party
faith
bicycle
Anyone
who
can
helpfui
when
the
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visited
nere
out
by
lending
the
girls
bicycles
last
yeai
during
the
elect
ion
cam
are
asked
to
phone
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4C27
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In
a
lettei
to
the
Liberal
The
Prince
Geoige
News-
Association
here
Mr
Trudeau
mens
Club
staged
its
regu-
expressed
the
giatitude
he
felt
lar
monthly
meeting
last
nlglit
at
having
such
a
headpiece
suit
Guests
this
month
in
the
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foi
the
occasion
The
Citizen
Forecast
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of
the
pickup
above
is
reported
in
satisfactory
condition
in
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
this
morning
after
collision
with
a
Canadian
National
train
on
the
First
Avenue
crossing
near
the
entrance
to
the
Those
Girls
Mainly
Plain
Fat
TORONTO
CP
-
A
Minnesota
doctor
says
girls
are
not
made
of
sugar
and
spice
theyre
made
mostly
of
fat
Dr
W
N
Tauxe
associate
professor
of
pathology
at
the
University
of
Minnesota
grad
graduate
�
uate
schoolrtold
a
seminar
on
nuclear
medicine
Wednesday
that
even
girls
like
Twiggy
are
composed
largely
of
fat
He
said
he
conducted
tests
at
the
Mayo
Clinic
that
showed
up
to
age
12
boys
and
girls
have
almost
identical
amounts
of
fat
But
two
ears
later
changes
occurred
Dozen
Armed
Men
Seized
by
Police
KEY
WEST
Fla
AP-
Foli
lowing
a
dead
mans
trial
po
police
�
lice
slogged
deep
Into
the
Ev
Everglades
�
erglades
Wednesday
and
arrest
ed
12
heavily
armed
men
they
say
were
training
for
an
lnva
sion
of
Haiti
One
of
those
arrested
is
said
to
be
a
Canadian
citizen
and
the
group
was
said
to
be
financed
by
a
Haitian
exile
in
Montreal
The
men
dressed
In
camou
Endako
Earnings
Almost
Halved
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Consoll
dated
net
profit
of
Endako
Mines
for
the
j
ear
ended
Dec
31
was
7508045
compared
with
11
130049
for
the
previous
ear
the
compan
said
Wednesdaj
In
its
annual
report
This
was
the
equhalent
of
97
cents
a
share
against
common
share
earnings
of
1
43
for
19C7
The
companjs
coppermolb
denum
operation
in
northern
British
Columbia
was
shut
down
b
a
31
month
strike
during
1968
flage
uniforms
Included
10
Hai
Haitian
�
tian
exiles
and
two
North
Amer
icans
who
were
In
charge
of
the
camp
Unofficial
sources
said
tho
North
Americans
were
former
members
of
the
United
States
Armys
special
forces
trained
to
aid
guerrillas
Monroe
County
Sheriff
Robert
Brown
said
the
raiding
party
of
deputies
was
told
of
the
exist
ence
of
the
camp
50
miles
Into
the
swamp
by
the
Florida
high
way
patrol
A
patrol
spokes
man
said
troopers
answering
a
telephoned
report
of
shooting
In
the
area
stopped
a
car
carrying
a
wound
wounded
�
ed
man
Whoever
was
with
the
wounded
man
apparently
told
the
police
about
the
camp
said
the
spokesman
Gerald
D
Baker
shot
In
the
chest
was
ded
on
arrival
at
a
Miami
hospital
He
apparently
was
shot
dur
during
�
ing
a
training
manoeuvre
In
which
live
ammunition
was
used
Brown
said
Br
j
aa
m
Hi
mf
BENNETT
Island
Cache
City
RCMP
report
the
accident
took
place
at
915
pm
Wednesday
but
are
withholding
the
injured
mans
name
pending
notification
of
next
of
kin
He
was
the
only
occcupant
of
the
vehicle
Robertson
photo
Second
Civil
Servant
Describes
Whitewash
VANCOUVER
CP
A
second
civil
servant
who
took
part
In
a
1964
Investigation
of
Common
wealth
Trust
Co
Wednesday
supported
a
colleague
who
called
fhe
probe
a
whitewash
v
Len
Kusch
a
clvttvsemnt
since
J957
became
the
second
government
emploee
to
enter
the
Commonwealth
debate
Mr
Kusch
Is
-with
the
provincial
taxation
office
in
Vancouver
Both
he
and
E
Alan
Porter
the
man
who
said
he
wrote
two
adverse
reports
on
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
before
the
whitewash
Investigation
said
Wednesday
they
were
shocked
by
sub
subsequent
�
sequent
government
actions
TheV
wweTreferrlnVto
leel5
latlov
end
fa
cabinet
orJer
In
March
and
April
kof
1964
which
permuted
Commonwealth
to
split
Us
stock
and
attract
smaller
Investors
Mr
Porter
formerly
with
the
provincial
tax
department
in
Victoria
said
he
and
Mr
Kusch
were
partners
in
an
investiga
investigation
�
tion
of
Commonwealth
affairs
In
1964
Mr
Porter
who
officially
re
retired
�
tired
from
the
civil
service
Wednesday
called
the
lnvestiga
tlon
abortive
and
leaderless
He
said
the
recommendations
stemming
from
it
had
appar
apparently
�
ently
been
ignored
Mr
Kusch
said
he
agreed
with
Mr
Porter
We
put
in
a
very
unfavorable
report
and
yet
nothing
happened
Mr
Kusch
said
Referring
to
later
government
action
that
allowed
Common
wealth
to
split
Its
stock
and
expand
the
company
by
reducing
stock
from
100
to
10unlts
Mr
Kusch
said
Provinces
Reports
Tabled
by
Bennett
VICTORIA
CP
The
contro
verslal
reports
on
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
Trust
by
provincial
tax
Inspector
E
Alan
Porter
were
tabled
In
the
British
Columbia
legislature
Wednesday
by
Pre
mler
W
A
C
Bennett
Both
were
highly
technical
In
nature
and
concerned
actions
by
the
company
during
1963
and
1964
In
a
letter
published
Saturday
In
a
Victoria
newspaper
Mr
Porter
said
the
reports
were
adverse
and
despite
this
the
government
permitted
Common
wealths
authorized
equity
issue
to
increase
to
5000000
from
1000000
He
said
that
his
leports
were
followed
by
a
whitewash
In
vestigation
of
now
financially
troubled
Commonwealth
empire
Tuesday
he
challenged
the
gov
In
another
section
of
the
sec
ond
report
he
said
a
letter
from
Commonwealth
stating
it
was
dealing
closely
with
other
companies
in
the
group
was
considered
to
be
a
damaging
admission
Cost
of
Food
Down
Slightly
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
con
sumer
prife
index
remained
un
changed
in
February
at
1226
on
its
new
base
of
1961
prices
equalling
100
the
Dominion
Bu
reau
of
S
t
a
1
1
s
t
i
c
s
reported
today
Lower
food
prices
were
offset
by
higher
prices
in
all
other
sections
of
the
all
items
index
On
its
old
1949
base
the
index
ernment
to
table
the
repoits
lnremaned
at
Januarys
figure
the
legislature
sajlng
lets
j
1584
face
it
silence
gives
consent
The
first
of
the
tabled
reports
dated
July
5
1963
expressed
dissatisfaction
with
company
statements
The
second
report
dated
Feb
3
1904
contained
stionger
cri
criticism
�
ticism
and
at
one
point
said
Commonwealth
auditors
appear
appeared
�
ed
to
show
a
monumental
lgnor
ance
of
BC
Tiust
company
requirements
Mr
Potter
complained
of
in
inadequate
�
adequate
answers
to
questions
and
said
he
was
suspicious
of
the
companys
accounting
meth
ods
in
relation
to
guaranteed
trust
funds
Mr
Porter
also
recommended
against
Increasing
the
compa
nys
authorized
capital
We
felt
the
change
had
been
just
for
Commonwealths
bene
benefit
�
fit
It
allowed
the
small
invest
investing
�
ing
public
to
get
In
for
smaller
units
Instead
of
having
to
spend
100
v
I
5
If
There
vu
no
thing
w
could
doabwt
It
then
sad
Mr
Kusch
It
would
have
meant
going
over
somebodys
head
There
are
channels
to
follow
In
the
civil
service
and
we
had
had
our
fingers
slapped
before
on
matters
not
connected
with
Commonwealth
Gunfire
Rages
In
Suez
TEL
AVIV
AP
Artillery
duels
blazed
between
Israelis
and
Egyptians
across
the
length
of
the
103
mlle
Suez
Canal
today
Each
side
blamed
the
other
for
starting
the
new
fighting
An
Israeli
army
spokesman
said
the
battles
erupted
after
a
day
of
sporadic
exchanges
and
machine
gun
fire
A
Cairo
radio
broadcast
said
rockets
artillery
mortars
and
light
weapons
were
brought
into
play
The
Cairo
broadcast
claimed
the
Israelis
started
shooting
fiist
at
El
Qantara
Fir
dan
and
Ismallla
and
then
spread
their
fire
southward
to
Port
Suez
Cairos
broadcast
said
the
fighting
began
at
530
pm
with
llght
arms
fire
and
rapidly
esca
lated
An
Israeli
spokesman
said
the
firing
all
along
the
canal
started
at
6
pm
The
fighting
erupted
only
a
few
hours
after
Cairo
radio
re
ported
the
appointment
of
Ma
Gen
Ahmed
Ismail
Aly
as
the
new
Egyptian
armed
forces
chief
of
staff
Ho
replaces
Lt
Gen
Abdel
Monelm
Riad
who
was
killed
In
a
canal
battle
Sun
day
In
the
last
three
canal
battles
United
Nations
observers
said
the
Egyptians
started
firing
first
every
time
This
fourth
clash
of
Egjptlans
and
Israelis
came
after
several
hundred
Arab
jouths
marched
into
occupied
Gaza
waving
sticks
and
stones
in
demonstra
tions
against
the
Israeli
occu
occupiers
�
piers
They
retreated
before
reinforced
Israeli
patrols
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pictures
relajed
through
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communications
sat
satellite
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enabled
millions
on
earth
to
share
the
successful
return
to
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focused
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dress
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deck
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the
Guadalcanal
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watch
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sight
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day
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that
quail
fled
all
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hardware
for
voyages
to
the
moon
the
Apollo
9
astronauts
parachuted
to
a
pinpoint
landing
In
the
Atlantic
Ocean
today
and
were
quickly
hoisted
aboard
the
recovery
ship
Guadalcanal
James
A
McDlvitt
David
R
Scott
and
Russell
L
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art
rode
their
durable
spaceship
to
a
splashdown
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gentle
seas
within
sight
of
this
helicopter
carrier
stationed
300
miles
north
of
Puerto
Rico
With
television
cameras
re
laying
the
dramatic
splashdown
and
recovery
to
the
United
States
and
Europe
the
astro
nauts
splashed
down
just
three
miles
from
the
Guadalcanal
at
1201
pm
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a
signif
leant
mission
that
advanced
the
United
States
a
major
step
to
toward
�
ward
an
historic
landing
of
two
men
on
the
moon
In
July
A
helicopter
was
overhead
immediately
and
dropped
navy
frogmen
into
the
water
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swimmers
established
contact
reported
the
astronauts
were
In
good
shape
and
attached
a
floa
tatlon
collar
to
the
bobbing
craft
For
the
first
time
television
viewers
watched
as
the
astro
nauts
opened
their
hatch
stepped
into
life
rafts
and
were
lifted
up
to
a
hovering
choppei
The
astronauts
appeared
In
good
spirits
as
they
waved
at
the
camera
and
smiled
Because
of
the
wash
from
its
rotors
the
helicopter
had
to
makeseveral
passes
before
the
frogmen
could
grab
the
bird
cagelike
hoist
device
to
lift
the
astronauts
up
one
by
one
Live
TV
Show
Around
World
proved
the
flight
worthiness
of
the
lunar
module
or
LEM
in
including
�
cluding
a
tricky
rendezvous
and
a
space
walk
by
Schweickart
The
last
five
days
were
leisurely
as
McDlvitt
Scott
and
Schweickart
staed
aloft
to
prove
the
durability
of
the
com
mand
ship
As
a
result
Apollo
9
Is
the
last
manned
earth
orbit
flight
planned
by
the
United
States
spacecraft
was
slightly
scarred
until
late
1971
when
a
small
but
rather
good
three
man
space
station
will
be
Apollo
9
was
a
space
mission
launched
The
entire
US
effort
In
Mission
Control
Centre
in
with
two
distinct
faces
until
then
will
be
devoted
to
Houston
as
the
ship
hit
the
During
five
action
packed
moon
orbit
and
moon
landing
water
days
at
the
start
the
pilots
missions
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v
if
McDivirt
Scott
and
Schweickart
ite
gentle
splashdown
PGEs
Workers
Clear
Way
For
Early
Strike
Action
Members
of
the
United
Trans
Transport
�
port
Union
emploj
ed
by
the
pro
vlnclally
-owned
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
have
approved
the
serving
of
strike
notice
In
their
contract
dispute
with
the
PGE
According
to
a
union
spokes
spokesman
�
man
the
notice
which
has
the
approval
of
the
international
president
must
be
acted
upon
within
90
days
General
chairman
of
the
90
member
Prince
George
local
RF
Langford
said
today
the
union
is
currently
engaged
In
mediation
meetings
chaired
by
CM
Gilmour
appointed
by
the
mediation
commission
on
the
request
of
the
union
Under
the
terms
of
the
Me
Mediation
�
diation
Commission
Act
Bill
33
we
cannot
strike
until
the
mediation
officer
has
been
re-
Red
Cross
Clinic
798
Pints
Short
As
the
Red
Cross
blood
donors
clinic
started
Us
final
day
here
today
amount
of
blood
collected
was
still
798
pints
short
of
the
total
used
by
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
last
jear
Donors
gae
375
pints
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
to
bring
the
total
donat
donated
�
ed
up
to
952
pints
since
rri
rriday
�
day
when
the
clinic
began
oper
operating
�
ating
In
this
area
Breakdown
of
donations
was
Senior
Secondary
School
113
points
provincial
jail
66
pints
Glscoms
37
pints
and
Prince
George
361
pints
Organizers
of
the
blood
donor
drive
are
hoping
the
men
from
Baldy
Hughes
radar
base
will
donate
at
the
evening
session
tonight
A
spokesmanfortheRedCross
said
this
morning
that
a
mix
up
In
time
tables
led
the
Baldy
Hughes
men
to
believe
the
clinic
would
be
coming
to
thelrbase
a
move
not
scheduled
by
the
clinic
The
evening
clinic
tonight
will
end
with
a
guitar
performance
by
two
members
of
Kelly
Road
Junior
Secondary
school
La
Mar
Boschman
and
Bruce
Keen
who
recently
won
a
talent
show
in
Red
Rock
moved
Langford
said
Chances
are
good
however
that
he
will
be
removed
since
the
government
has
shown
a
reluctance
to
enforce
the
me
mediation
�
diation
act
Negotiations
between
the
PGE
and
Its
employees
began
lr
November
and
the
previous
agreement
expired
Dec
31
Langford
said
that
more
than
100
Items
are
still
at
dispute
In
the
agreement
The
union
has
sought
a
pay
increase
of
about
20
per
cent
across
the
board
and
the
com
company
�
pany
has
yet
to
make
a
counter
counterproposal
�
proposal
Spokesman
for
the
PGE
have
previously
stated
they
would
not
consider
a
settlement
un
until
�
til
contract
negotiations
being
conducted
between
the
union
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
way
have
been
completed
The
United
Transportation
Union
was
formed
earlier
this
year
through
an
amalgamation
of
the
United
Brotherhood
of
Trainmen
United
Brotherhood
of
Firemen
and
Enginemen
the
Con
Conductors
�
ductors
and
Brakemens
Union
and
the
Switchmens
Union
of
North
America
Strength
of
the
combined
union
is
estimated
at
285000
mem
members
�
bers
In
North
America
25000
In
Canada
and
250
In
train
and
yard
service
on
the
PGE
Students
Hurl
Eggs
at
Belgian
Premier
BRUSSELS
Reuters
-The
Belgian
coalition
government
faced
a
double
threat
today
from
fresh
student
violence
and
dissension
in
the
ranks
of
Premier
Gaston
Eyskens
So
Social
�
cial
Christian
party
Both
Issues
are
part
of
the
long
running
feuds
between
the
countrys
4000000
Trench
-
speaking
Walloons
and
its
5000000
Flemish
who
speak
a
language
related
to
Dutch
The
premiers
house
at
Lou
vain
15
miles
east
of
Brussels
was
besieged
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
by
French
speaking
students
who
bom
bombarded
�
barded
lt
with
eggs
until
police
with
night
sticks
and
tear
gas
broke
up
the
demonstrations
Several
persons
were
re
reported
�
ported
Injured
as
the
stu
students
�
dents
marched
through
the
streets
of
the
city
scene
of
violent
riemlsh
student
riots
over
the
language
Issue
in
Tebruary
1968
that
toppled
a
government
and
plunged
the
country
Into
three
months
of
political
turmoil
Eyskens
63
is
Flemish
and
a
former
Louvaln
profes
professor
�
sor
The
students
say
the
gov
government
�
ernment
has
not
given
suf
sufficient
�
ficient
financial
guarantees
for
the
planned
transfer
of
the
Frexcl
language
section
of
Louvalns
ancient
univer
university
�
sity
to
a
town
In
the
Walloon
part
of
the
country
The
government
also
faces
mounting
dissension
between
Walloon
and
riemlsh
wings
of
the
Social
Christian
party
senior
partners
in
a
coali
coalition
�
tion
with
the
Socialists
formed
nine
months
ago
The
government
Intends
to
give
more
cultural
autonomy
to
each
language
group
by
setting
up
Walloon
and
Flem
Flemish
�
ish
regional
clutural
councils
dealing
with
questions
such
as
schooling
radio
and
tele
television
�
vision
But
two
Walloon
Christian
Socialists
have
launched
a
campaign
to
place
Trench
speaking
minorities
living
just
on
the
Flemish
side
of
the
language
frontier
under
the
Walloon
authority
Flemings
regard
the
pro
proposal
�
posal
as
an
intrusion
on
their
territory
and
some
Flemish
newspapers
call
It
expansion
expansionism
�
ism