IE
CITIZEM
ut
when
he
takes
office
or
t
least
a
Socrcd
government
ill
but
he
made
it
sound
like
is
pet
project
Saturday
he
showed
up
at
tanley
park
where
a
planned
ajor
rally
turned
into
a
soggy
athering
of
65
party
members
singing
bravely
In
the
rain
Undaunted
he
granted
a
hotel
room
interview
Another
head
headline
¬
line
seemed
assured
as
he
pro
fessed
he
would
never
serve
in
any
war
for
Canada
while
the
present
political
system
ex
exists
¬
ists
The
Liberal
and
Tory
take-
turns
governments
foster
unem
ployment
ho
said
For
this
system
Ill
never
fight
for
it
he
said
He
is
a
pacifist
anyway
That
doesnt
mean
he
wouldnt
fight
if
neces
necessary
¬
sary
to
fulfil
his
responsibil
responsibilities
¬
ities
but
he
feels
no
responsibil
responsibility
¬
ity
while
there
are
so
many
unemployed
Canadians
DISLIKES
SYSTEM
He
said
he
felt
this
way
in
1939
When
we
were
coming
out
of
the
depression
I
said
like
hell
I
will
fight
Im
not
fight
fighting
¬
ing
for
a
system
which
lets
us
starve
He
added
that
veterans
have
been
mistreated
have
a
hard
time
getting
land
grants
and
still
have
the
same
pension
scale
after
15
years
Even
though
Premier
Bennett
hadnt
got
a
lick
in
yet
Ca
ouette
went
on
making
news
copy
Canadians
dont
offer
equal
status
io
the
French
Canadian
He
has
no
kind
words
for
the
separatists
but
it
is
time
prov
provinces
¬
inces
other
than
Quebec
began
to
teach
more
French
in
the
schools
and
to
provide
govern
government
¬
ment
grants
to
private-schools-
Quebec
gives
grants
to
Protest
Protestant
¬
ant
schools
B
C
gives
none
to
Catholic
schools
He
will
talk
to
Preem
iar
Ben
nett
about
zls
he
said
NATIONAL
FLAG
He
said
his
first
motion
the
House
will
be
for
a
distinct
distinctive
¬
ive
Canadian
flag
And
he
will
press
for
adoption
of
O
Canada
as
the
sole
national
anthem
This
is
no
disrespect
to
the
Queen
The
Queen
is
the
queen
of
Canada
Respect
for
Canada
is
respect
for
both
he
said
He
said
he
doesn
t
hold
with
the
sentiments
of
one
of
his
Quebec
MPs
if
they
are
true
as
reported
in
Le
Droit
at
Ot
Ottawa
¬
tawa
last
July
11
when
newly
elected
members
were
being
sworn
into
office
Lc
Droit
quoted
the
member
as
stating
he
had
just
taken
the
most
shameful
oath
of
his
life
when
he
swore
alhegancc
to
the
Monday
August
6
PT
3
ire
Eater
28
Scorched
sGas
in
Mouth
Burns
AMSTERDAM
AP
A
flare
back
has
badly
burned
the
mouth
of
a
fire
breathing
African
dancer
performing
here
In
his
act
Camera
Faouly
28
of
the
touring
Guinea
National
Ballet
takes
a
mouthful
of
gasoline
and
then
ignites
it
by
blowing
over
a
flaming
torch
Sunday
night
thg
flame
flashed
back
into
his
mouth
and
he
had
to
be
taken
to
hospital
ONTINUED
FROM
PAGE
1
tennett
Top
Performer
ort
interview
before
his
jet
topped
wheezing
He
said
the
CBC
is
thick
with
loclalists
and
he
wilt
kick
them
Queen
of
England
The
member
wag
not
named
Caouettc
went
on
to
say
he
approves
US
Investment
in
Canada
as
long
as
Canadians
retain
51
per
cent
of
the
con
control
¬
trol
of
their
own
industry
He
favors
immigration
from
other
countries
so
long
as
the
newcomers
have
trades
which
cannot
be
supplied
hero
POPULATION
RISE
With
Social
Credit
in
govern
government
¬
ment
and
Canadian
develop
development
¬
ment
in
full
swing
this
could
mean
bringing
In
55
million
people
by
1974
he
believed
Canada
should
reduce
defence
spending
cut
out
plans
to
buy
British
submarines
for
example
and
the
construction
of
missile
bases
for
the
obsolete
Bo
marc
He
said
he
would
not
support
a
Quebec
move
in
the
Lesagc
cabinet
to
take
over
private
electrical
utilities
because
they
arc
in
free
competition
with
Quebec
Hydro
and
not
monopo
monopolies
¬
lies
In
BC
it
was
all
right
B
C
Electric
was
a
monopoly
And
the
shareholders
received
a
fair
price
even
if
it
was
not
set
by
negotiation
or
arbitration
This
should
not
be
left
to
the
courts
anyway
he
added
A
judge
is
not
responsible
to
the
people
A
government
is
NEW
WORDS
The
picnic
songsters
had
even
twisted
Alouette
into
Monsieur
Caouette
Gentll
Monsieur
Ca
Caouettc
¬
ouettc
they
were
so
pleased
with
him
They
applauded
his
prediction
of
a
150
seat
victory
for
Social
Credit
in
the
next
election
They
cheered
his
promise
that
Social
Credit
would
lower
the
bpom
on
the
Diefcnbaker
gov
government
¬
ernment
if
the
Liberals
called
for
a
non
confidence
vote
over
the
aqsterity
plan
And
they
glowered
with
him
at
the
press
table
while
he
con
condemned
¬
demned
the
press
for
suggesting
there
might
be
a
power
race
between
Caouette
and
Robert
Thompson
Dose
re
porairs
are
zaying
now
der
is
a
split
De
split
is
not
in
our
ranks
In
d
split
is
in
zir
heads
he
shouted
MET
ANTI
RED
Between
the
picnic
and
the
dinner
Caouette
met
briefly
in
his
hotel
room
with
Ronald
Gostick
president
of
the
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
Anti
Communist
League
and
publisher
of
the
extreme
rightist
periodical
the
Canadian
Intelligence
Service
He
wouldnt
say
what
he
spoke
to
Gostick
about
even
said
he
didnt
subscribe
to
all
the
Gostick
sentiments
whfch
was
good
politics
UBC
students
suggested
on
signs
that
Gostick
is
a
Fas-
cist
while
picketing
a
Gostick
meeting
here
last
year
100
Children
Attend
Playground
Pet
Show
About
100
children
attended
the
pet
show
held
Friday
at
the
Alward
Street
playground
Thirty
entries
were
carried
or
led
to
the
park
by
their
young
masters
and
mistresses
to
be
judged
by
Miss
Sharon
Nesbitt
a
former
playground
super
supervisor
¬
visor
here
who
is
currently
visiting
from
Victoria
Miss
Gcorgina
Dingwall
also
a
for
former
¬
mer
supervisor
and
govern
government
¬
ment
agent
Stan
Carling
First
second
and
third
prizes
were
awarded
in
categories
in
including
¬
cluding
the
largest
smallest
most
colorful
noisiest
and
most
unusual
pets
Pets
included
dogs
and
cats
birds
hamsters
and
turtles
Prizes
awarded
by
Mr
Carl
Carling
¬
ing
were
the
candy
kind
guar
guaranteed
¬
anteed
to
please
almost
any
youngster
Many
of
the
children
carried
picnic
lunches
which
were
to
be
eaten
at
the
conclusion
of
the
pet
show
The
show
was
part
of
the
pro
gram
being
carried
out
fie
days
a
week
at
the
Alward
Sticet
and
three
other
city
parks
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
Civic
Properties
and
Recreation
commission
Supervisors
were
Misses
Alicc
Smith
and
Bar
bard
Shiels
BRITISH
CONSIDER
WHAT
ACTION
NECESSARY
rthat
Rockwell
addressed
black-
slurted
jack
booted
Notional
Socialists
in
Gloucestershire
Sunday
v
The
open
air
rally
was
or
organized
¬
ganized
by
the
anti
Jewish
anti
colored
National
Socialist
move
movement
¬
ment
a
tiny
group
led
by
a
school
teacher
The
movement
has
announced
that
the
current
lally
said
to
be
attended
by
sympathizers
from
France
Germany
and
Austria
along
with
British
mem
members
¬
bers
wilt
last
a
week
Rockwell
apparently
landed
at
Shannon
in
Ireland
and
made
bis
way
to
Britain
from
there
Meanwhile
another
fascist
style
rally
was
held
during
the
current
Bank
Holiday
weekend
oy
me
uriusn
national
pany
Delegates
included
an
Italian
German
Frenchman
and
Span
Spaniard
¬
iard
who
enteied
Biltain
as
tourists
Supporters
of
another
right-
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r
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FLYERS
at
McBridc
are
anxiously
awaiting
the
opening
of
the
new
airstrip
which
will
replace
the
short
one
now
in
use
A
ninth
light
plane
was
damaged
landing
at
the
old
strip
Saturday
see
story
below
Shown
here
is
No
8
which
cracked
up
on
the
strip
about
six
weeks
ago
Hodgson
photo
OVERSHOOTS
McBRIDE
AIRSTRIP
City
Pilot
Runs
Into
Grief
75
Tons
of
TNT
over
Your
Head
Paper
Says
TOKYO
AP
The
newspaper
Ashai
estimates
every
man
woman
and
child
in
the
world
has
the
equivalent
of
15
tons
of
TNT
in
nuclear
explosive
power
hanging
over
his
head
Commenting
on
the
17th
anniversary
of
the
atomic
bombing
of
Hiroshima
Ashai
says
If
the
thin
string
holding
this
sword
of
Damocles
breaks
some
day
somewhere
due
to
accident
or
miscalculation
it
will
be
the
end
American
Woman
Seeks
Abortion
in
Sweden
CP
from
AP
Reuters
STOCKHOLM
Mrs
Sherri
Fmkbine
was
to
see
a
Swedish
doctor
today
seeking
speedy
abortion
of
the
baby
she
fears
has
been
deformed
by
the
drug
thalidomide
Dr
Karl
Inge
Oester
of
the
Royal
Medical
Board
said
a
penetrating
investigation
of
the
reasons
must
precede
any
of
official
¬
ficial
approval
of
the
operation
Other
Swedish
medical
sources
said
the
Phoenix
Ariz
television
personality
might
have
to
stay
in
Sweden
at
least
two
or
three
weeks
See
Earlier
Finkbine
Story
on
Womens
Page
Doctors
at
Stockholms
Caro
line
Hospital
arc
expected
to
handle
the
case
After
examina
tions
and
a
study
of
statements
by
Mrs
Finkbine
s
US
phvsi
cians
they
could
recommend
for
or
against
the
abortion
The
medical
boaid
will
make
the
final
decision
I
am
hoping
and
praying
that
the
Swedish
medical
men
will
be
able
to
help
mc
quick
quickly
¬
ly
Mrs
Finkbine
said
when
she
arrived
with
her
husband
Robert
Sunday
What
people
forget
she
told
reporters
in
Copenhagen
is
that
it
is
beginning
to
be
more
of
a
baby
to
me
every
day
I
want
jt
taken
away
before
it
moves
Once
that
happens
I
dont
think
I
could
hold
up
emotionally
Tense
and
nervous
Mrs
rink
bine
appeared
near
collapse
Her
Ameiican
doctor
has
said
a
caesarean
section
might
be
necessary
for
abortion
unless
the
operation
was
performed
immediately
The
30-ycar-old
brunette
is
nearly
three
months
pregnant
Mrs
Finkbine
decided
to
seek
the
operation
in
Sweden
which
has
approved
aboitions
for
seven
other
women
vho
have
taken
thalidomide
after
an
Ari
Arizona
¬
zona
court
refused
to
approve
termination
of
her
pregnancy
Arizona
law
prohibits
abortions
unless
the
mothers
life
is
in
danger
Thalidomide
has
been
blamed
for
the
biith
of
thousands
of
wing
organization
Sir
Oswald
Mosleys
Union
Movement
were
pelted
with
coins
ico
cream
and
nuts
when
they
held
a
meeting
Sunday
at
the
South-end-on-Sca
resort
About
1000
hoi
id
ay
makers
babies
with
deformed
arms
legs
and
internal
organs
Most
of
the
cases
have
been
reported
in
Europe
Australia
and
Can
Canada
¬
ada
We
know
there
is
no
100
per
cent
certainty
of
being
granted
abortion
here
Mrs
Fink
bine
told
reporters
But
at
least
wc
think
we
will
get
a
fair
judgment
on
reason
able
medical
and
not
moral
grounds
And
after
all
several
American
doctors
have
strongly
supported
our
case
He
gave
three
reasons
for
their
decision
to
go
through
with
the
abortion
He
said
the
first
was
love
for
the
unborn
baby
itself
We
love
children
and
there
therefore
¬
fore
it
seems
to
us
incredible
that
anjone
would
gamble
with
a
50per
ccnt
chance
of
having
a
crippled
child
Russians
Launch
Atom
Test
Series
UPPSALA
Sweden
AP
Russia
has
launched
a
new
nu
clear
test
series
with
a
super
bomb
blast
that
Swedish
scion
tists
placed
in
the
40
megaton
range
second
only
to
the
50-
megaton
blast
the
Russians
set
off
last
October
The
first
blast
Sunday
ap
apparently
¬
parently
touched
off
at
Soviet
atomic
test
grounds
in
Arctic
Si
Siberia
¬
beria
came
as
no
surprise
Premier
Khrushchev
had
an
nounced
Russia
would
have
to
resume
testing
because
of
the
US
Pacific
tests
now
being
concluded
A
Norwegian
scientist
said
his
instruments
showed
only
that
it
was
smaller
than
the
50
megaton
bomb
set
off
Oct
30
Wafer
Ban
Still
In
Effect
Here
Watering
restrictions
are
still
in
effect
City
Works
Superin
Superintendent
¬
tendent
Bill
Jones
said
today
They
stop
sprinkling
during
the
afternoon
and
evening
Although
there
is
no
neces
necessity
¬
sity
now
for
restrictions
restric
restrictions
¬
tions
will
be
kept
on
in
antici
anticipation
¬
pation
of
another
hot
spell
this
month
Top
US
Nazi
in
UK
Despite
Ban
LONDON
Reuters
George
Lincoln
Rockwell
self
styled
fuehrer
of
the
American
Nazi
party
has
arrived
in
Britain
despite
an
official
ban
on
his
entry
the
home
office
said
to
today
¬
day
A
spokesman
said
Home
Sec
Secretary
¬
retary
Henry
Brooke
is
con
considering
¬
sidering
reports
to
sec
whether
any
action
Is
necessary
Brooke
last
week
ordered
im
immigration
¬
migration
officers
to
bar
inter
international
¬
national
Nazis
and
fascist
lead
leaders
¬
ers
from
Britain
after
a
series
of
rallies
by
extreme
right
wing
groups
ended
in
riots
The
home
office
statement
to
dav
confirmed
nress
renorts
roared
with
laughter
as
the
missiles
sailed
around
the
speak
ers
three
joung
men
pro
protected
¬
tected
by
30
policemen
An
qther
100
policemen
stood
by
in
case
of
violence
Two
men
were
ancsted
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This
areas
infamous
gusty
changing
winds
and
the
short
airstrip
east
of
town
have
got
yet
another
light
plane
into
dif
difficulty
¬
ficulty
A
twin
engined
Cessna
Crane
piloted
by
Keith
Ross
of
Prince
George
overshot
the
strip
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
and
ran
through1
a
small
potato
field
and
a
field
of
wheat
When
the
plane
came
to
rest
in
a
stand
on
oats
on
Hie
Ray
Long
farm
the
pilot
was
un
uninjured
¬
injured
and
the
aircraft
had
only
lost
its
tail
wheel
Within
a
few
moments
local
flyers
and
Mr
Long
arrived
at
the
scene
to
drag
the
plane
back
to
the
landing
strip
They
repaired
the
wheel
assembly
and
Ross
left
later
the
same
day
He
had
been
en
route
home
from
Edmonton
where
he
had
taken
the
plane
for
an
over
overhaul
¬
haul
and
he
was
forced
back
to
McBride
by
a
thunderstorm
to
the
west
This
is
the
ninth1
time
a
plane
has
come
to
grief
on
the
old
strip
which
is
soon
to
be
re
replaced
¬
placed
by
a
longer
and
more
modern
airfield
Six
weeks
ago
a
Cessna
180
owned
jointly
by
Bert
Daven
Davenport
¬
port
and
Dr
J
A
Smart
struck
a
marker
and
flipped
No
one
was
injured
but
damage
was
assessed
at
3500
ATTACK
BRINGS
YEAR
VANCOUVER
CE
Raymond
Thomas
Junker
32
was
sen
sentenced
¬
tenced
to
a
year
Thursday
for
a
skid
road
knife
attack
on
Chailes
Kinna
32
Kinna
was
slashed
on
the
face
and
kicked
during
a
fight
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DISCUSS
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Provincial
premiers
here
for
two
dajs
of
informal
talks
hate
been
reluc
reluctant
¬
tant
to
discus
publicly
what
they
intend
to
discuss
privately
inside
the
BC
legislative
cham
ber
today
and
Tuesday
But
thele
is
no
shortage
of
subects
of
mutual
interest
and
concern
from
which
they
can
choose
the
topics
for
their
meeting
agenda
The
federal
governments
au
austerity
¬
sterity
program
and
what
it
is
doing
to
or
for
the
provincial
economics
is
of
wide
concern
Premier
Bennett
has
been
outspokenly
opposed
to
the
measures
Federal
-
provincial
tax-sharing
present
status
of
which
hat
drawn
criticism
from
both
Mr
Bennett
and
Albertas
Premier
Manning
is
another
probable
topic
So
is
co
ordination
of
labor
legislation
a
field
in
which
Newfoundland
and
BC
have
been
criticized
by
organized
la
labor
¬
bor
for
recent
changes
and
into
which
Manitoba
has
begun
Jo
tread
The
premiers
also
may
dis
discuss
¬
cuss
interchange
of
electric
power
among
the
provinces
with
Quebec
participating
this
time
Premier
Jean
Lesagc
re
refused
¬
fused
to
attend
a
conference
on
the
subject
called
by
Prime
Minister
Diefcnbaker
earjier
this
year
contending
that
is
a
provincial
problem
Imposition
of
sales
taxes
re
reported
¬
ported
to
have
been
discussed
at
length
at
last
years
pre
premiers
¬
miers
conference
is
expected
to
come
up
again
Only
Alberta
and
Manitoba
do
not
have
such
taxes
at
present
Conference
chairman
Premier
Lesage
said
he
could
give
no
information
about
possible
top
topics
¬
ics
until
the
agenda
had
been
dealt
with
by
his
colleagues
Others
questioned
about
mat
ters
they
had
pr6posed
for
dis
cussion
referred
the
queries
to
Premier
Lesage
Premier
Bennett
said
he
at
attaches
¬
taches
more
importance
to
the
fact
that
the
premiers
get
to
together
¬
gether
than
to
the
discussion
topics
There
arc
so
many
things
to
divide
this
country
he
said
Its
a
nice
thing
to
have
something
like
this
to
help
bring
it
together
The
conference
delegates
their
wives
and
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from
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talks
to
participate
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several
social
functions
here
The
first
was
held
Sunday
night
when
Lieutenant
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Governor
¬
nor
George
Pearkes
entertained
at
a
black
lie
dinner
at
Gov
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Premier
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ning
and
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wood
of
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did
not
arrive
in
time
to
attend
Premiers
Robert
Stanfleld
of
Nova
Scotia
Louis
Robichaud
of
New
Brunswick
John
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of
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and
Duff
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of
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and
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at
the
dinner
along
with
Saskatchewan
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¬
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Prince
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latter
two
arc
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Premier
Woodrow
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busy
in
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and
Premier
Walter
Shaw
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in
Prince
Edward
Island
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conference
ends
Tuesday
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premiers
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to
fly
to
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day
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the
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