4
THE
CITIZEN
Monday
June
14
1965
Congratulations
and
Good
Luck
to
Mr
Jack
Lee
on
the
GRAND
OPENING
of
his
ultra
modern
Polynesian
restaurant
the
OUTRIGGER
We
are
very
pleased
to
have
been
a
part
of
the
construction
of
this
magnificent
building
ACE
RENTALS
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2nd
Ave
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COOLITE
BAMBOO
PRODUCTS
The
famous
name
for
the
suppliers
of
Bamboo
Rattan
Reeds
Mattings
and
Polynesian
Decorations
T
K
Lee
Company
Limited
926
East
Hastings
Stresl
Vancouver
4
British
Columbia
CONGRATULATE
the
OUTRIGGER
RESTAURANT
EGGS
ARE
SYMBOLIC
TO
VIET
PEASANTS
DUC
HOA
Viet
Nam
AP
-The
Vietnamese
soldier
ran
from
the
thatched
roof
house
with
his
helmet
full
of
freshly
laid
eggs
He
grinned
as
he
broke
one
into
his
mouth
He
didnt
grin
for
long
Ive
told
you
time
and
again
not
to
do
that
shouted
his
battalion
commander
Capt
Di
of
the
2nd
Battalion
46th
Regi
Regiment
¬
ment
The
captain
beside
htm
self
with
rage
pulled
the
frightened
soldier
by
the
shoul
shoulder
¬
der
and
slapped
him
Now
he
continued
loudly
so
that
many
other
tropps
around
could
hear
him
re
return
¬
turn
those
eggs
and
pay
the
woman
who
owns
them
some
money
for
those
you
have
taken
Di
explained
I
might
appear
brutal
In
this
but
the
whole
thing
Is
very
Important
Eggs
are
symollc
in
Viet
Nam
When
a
boy
reaches
puber
puberty
¬
ty
he
is
given
an
egg
and
from
this
egg
comes
a
chicken
and
from
that
chicken
he
gets
more
eggs
He
can
build
his
whole
future
on
that
one
egg
Now
this
soldier
comes
and
steals
it
The
13-year-old
boy
who
owned
that
might
remem
remember
¬
ber
all
his
life
that
a
soldier
ruined
his
future
This
means
that
the
people
will
know
us
only
as
destroy
destroyers
¬
ers
The
Viet
Cong
know
how
to
treat
people
and
they
behave
very
carefully
We
rush
through
these
villages
In
a
hurry
fight
fighting
¬
ing
as
we
go
We
havent
much
time
for
the
niceties
But
we
can
stop
stealing
The
captains
battalion
had
been
dropped
by
helicopter
and
had
advanced
into
the
village
Most
of
these
people
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
Viet
Cong
said
Di
It
is
not
their
fault
they
are
forced
to
help
them
It
is
our
fault
for
not
being
here
more
often
He
pointed
to
12
women
being
herded
from
holes
where
they
had
hidden
from
earlier
bom
bombardments
¬
bardments
If
I
were
one
of
these
women
I
would
become
a
Viet
Cong
now
Di
said
with
feeling
These
women
know
they
will
have
nothing
to
eat
after
we
have
left
here
They
wont
remember
the
leaflets
we
drop
asking
them
to
come
over
to
our
side
They
will
only
remember
what
our
sollders
have
done
to
them
BEST
WISHES
and
continuous
success
to
Mr
A
J
Lee
on
grand
opening
of
OUTRIGGER
RESTAURANT
NORTHVIEW
CONSTRUCTION
of
B
C
Ltd
Builder
NEW
RESTAURANT
Outrigger
Doors
Open
Tuesday
lw
The
first
tenants
of
the
new
Mark
V
building
at
Fifth
Ave
and
Quebec
St
will
move
in
August
1
says
architect
Lynden
Fonseca
The
building
which
will
be
Prince
Georges
largest
office
complex
will
be
one
of
the
first
in
the
city
to
be
constructed
with
continuous
steel
columns
to
which
are
connected
glue
lam
floor
beams
Mr
Fonseca
said
most
buildings
had
interrupted
steel
columns
hinged
to
floor
beams
Eric
Cable
Jr
photo
Robert
F
Wagner
Quits
New
York
Mayoral
Post
NEW
YORK
AP
Robert
F
Wagners
decision
not
to
seek
a
fourth
four
year
term
as
mayor
of
New
York
has
touched
off
a
scramble
for
the
Democratic
mayoral
nomina
nomination
¬
tion
and
promises
to
have
na
national
¬
tional
political
repercussions
in
both
parties
The
decision
which
the
mayor
said
was
based
on
family
con
considerations
¬
siderations
could
produce
some
political
pressure
on
the
national
level
for
the
selection
and
financing
of
a
powerful
Democratic
opponent
to
Repub
Republican
¬
lican
Representative
John
V
Lindsay
in
the
Nov
2
election
Lindsay
43
a
proven
vote
getter
in
the
largest
US
city
where
registered
Democrats
outnumber
Republicans
by
more
than
three
to
one
has
been
mentioned
as
potential
presidential
material
A
victory
In
the
mayoral
race
would
boost
both
him
and
the
Republican
party
President
Johnson
is
re
reported
¬
ported
anxious
to
see
him
defeated
A
new
name
cropped
up
on
the
Democratic
side
shortly
after
Wagner
made
his
an
announcement
¬
nouncement
In
Washington
Harlem
Representative
Adam
Clayton
Powell
Dem
NY
boosted
Franklin
D
Roosevelt
Jr
son
of
the
late
president
for
the
nomination
Roosevelt
made
himself
available
to
run
but
said
he
will
not
enter
a
ROBERT
F
WAGNER
contested
Democratic
primary
to
pick
a
candidate
for
the
nomination
Roosevelt
50
recently
switched
by
President
Johnson
from
undersecretary
of
com
commerce
¬
merce
to
chairman
of
the
Equal
Employment
Opportunity
Com
Commission
¬
mission
said
he
has
received
telephone
calls
from
public
of
officials
¬
ficials
and
important
Demo
Democrats
¬
crats
He
declined
to
identify
them
Senator
Robert
F
Kennedy
Good
Luck
ERV
PARENT
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LTD
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Ave
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extend
their
best
wishes
to
the
OUTRIGGER
on
their
official
opening
Jack
Lee
should
be
very
proud
of
this
fabulous
building
I
It
was
our
pleasure
to
have
laid
the
TORGENAL
SEAMLESS
FLOORING
Dem
NY
who
appears
on
his
way
to
uncontested
control
of
the
Democratic
party
In
New
York
with
the
withdrawal
of
Wagner
said
the
fate
of
the
party
in
the
city
depends
on
how
well
we
do
In
seectlng
a
candidate
Kennedy
said
Roosevelt
is
one
of
a
number
of
possible
candidates
He
declined
to
name
others
Mayor
Wagner
is
by
far
the
strongest
candidate
we
could
have
put
forward
said
Ken
Kennedy
¬
nedy
He
added
that
overcoming
factionalism
in
the
party
will
be
difficult
A
Democratic
primary
battle
appears
almost
certain
with
at
least
three
factions
fighting
for
control
They
include
Wagners
proteges
Kennedys
backers
and
elements
of
the
reform
movement
Other
leading
potential
candi
candidates
¬
dates
Include
the
city
council
president
Paul
R
Sere
vane
Comptroller
Abraham
D
Beame
Queens
District
Attor
Attorney
¬
ney
Frank
D
OConnor
Man
Manhattan
¬
hattan
District
Attorney
Frank
S
Hoganj
former
poice
com
commissioner
¬
missioner
Francis
W
H
Adams
Councilman
Paul
O
Dwyer
Representative
William
Fitts
Ryan
and
I
D
Robbins
a
prominent
civic
leader
The
primary
election
will
be
held
Sept
14
STRUCK
LUCKY
TWICE
PAIGNTON
England
CP
Mrs
Violet
Everard
a
bingo
playing
Devon
housewife
won
a
once
-
in
-
a
-
lifetime
prize
of
3398
10194
five
months
ago
Now
she
has
done
it
again
winning
a
4224
jackpot
Prinro
flonrcroa
npwoct
roctaiirant
nnpna
lffl
floor
IO
the
public
Tuesday
From
1
pm
to
430
pm
Jack
Lee
invites
citizens
of
Prince
George
to
take
a
look
at
The
Outrigger
at
Sixth
Ave
and
Dominion
St
With
a
high
roof
colorful
outside
decor
and
even
a
palm
tree
in
the
front
this
restaru-
TEST
TUBE
BABIES
BALTIMORE
AP
-
The
beginnings
of
test
tube
babies
Sperm
and
egg
banks
for
delayed
procreation
A
licence
to
have
childrenAll
by
1984
Possibly
says
Dr
Bent
ley
Glass
Johns
Hopkins
University
professor
of
bio
biology
¬
logy
who
recently
was
named
academic
vice
president
of
the
State
University
of
New
York
Class
envisages
growing
test
tube
embryos
for
a
re
reproduction
¬
production
process
he
calls
prenatal
adoption
A
female
egg
would
be
Fertilized
by
sperm
In
a
laboratory
culture
The
re
resulting
¬
sulting
human
embryo
would
be
nurtured
In
the
laboratory
up
to
10
days
and
then
im
implanted
¬
planted
in
a
womans
uterus
to
mature
and
be
born
in
the
conventional
manner
The
offspring
would
not
be
the
genetic
child
of
the
couple
Glass
said
since
both
the
egg
and
the
sperm
would
be
taken
from
donors
In
prenatal
adoption
the
pregnancy
and
birth
re
resemble
¬
semble
the
natural
process
so
much
that
it
would
pro
produce
¬
duce
the
same
kind
of
paren
parental
¬
tal
reaction
Glass
thinks
Whithln
two
decades
it
will
be
possible
to
take
material
from
selected
individuals
and
grow
supplies
of
donor
male
sperm
and
female
eggs
and
mate
them
the
geneticist
said
Glass
also
suggested
that
before
the
century
is
out
couples
In
some
overpopul
ated
countries
maybe
issued
licences
to
have
a
limited
number
of
babies
along
with
thojr
marriage
licences
Drastic
measures
in
population
control
are
needed
even
to
maintain
the
present
standard
of
living
in
many
countries
let
alone
Im
Improve
¬
prove
H39-
ant
Is
dlffferent
from
all
others
It
features
the
theme
of
the
South
Seas
and
Polynesia
If
the
outside
conveys
the
Impression
of
a
warm
climate
the
Interior
will
transplant
a
guest
into
the
islands
of
para
paradise
¬
dise
Food
will
be
as
exotic
as
the
building
and
the
decor
Mr
Lee
said
a
guest
can
takea
cul
culinary
¬
inary
trip
around
the
world
in
his
place
with
the
accent
on
the
cuisine
of
the
Pacific
He
will
even
have
fish
flown
In
from
Hawaii
This
fish
Is
called
Mahi
Mahl
and
is
caught
around
the
islands
Mr
Lees
personnel
also
have
the
touch
of
the
wide
world
For
example
chef
Loy
Jung
comes
from
the
famous
Trad
Trader
¬
er
Vics
restaurants
He
worked
in
Vancouver
and
from
there
was
transfered
to
London
England
to
open
a
new
Trader
Vies
Tommy
Lee
a
cousin
of
Jack
Lee
and
the
former
malt
re
de
hotel
at
Trader
Vies
In
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
will
manage
The
Out-
rigger
and
Clarence
Chue
who
also
comes
from
the
Coast
will
be
the
head
captain
A
special
party
will
be
held
today
for
dignitaries
and
the
public
can
enjoy
the
new
place
Tuesday
Jack
Lee
said
he
has
been
dreaming
of
a
restaurant
of
this
style
for
many
years
Now
is
the
time
to
make
the
dream
come
true
Mr
Lee
said
He
added
The
Outrigger
will
lend
some
color
to
the
local
scene
and
will
be
an
attraction
for
tourists
Cost
of
the
new
restaurant
runs
to
225000
said
Mr
Lee
After
Tuesday
it
will
be
open
from
1130am
to
2am
Liquor
will
be
served
until
midnight
Little
Guy
Selling
Stock
NEW
YORK
CP
-
Whos
doing
all
the
selling
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Richard
Rutter
of
the
New
York
Times
says
it
has
to
be
the
little
guy
During
the
last
three
days
more
than
19200000
shares
have
changed
hands
One
thing
appears
obvious
says
Rutter
So
far
it
is
not
the
big
institutional
investors
pension
funds
insurance
com
companies
¬
panies
and
the
like
who
have
been
selling
on
a
major
scale
This
Is
confirmed
by
the
com
comparative
¬
parative
scarcity
of
big
blocks
of
stock
showing
up
on
the
ticker
tape
Cost
of
Living
E0
1949
100
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19651
-
Canadas
cost
of
living
continues
its
gradual
rise
as
the
consumer
price
index
advanced
to
1380
in
May
an
increase
of
three
tenths
of
a
point
from
1377
in
April
The
May
index
a
year
ago
was
1350
The
in
increase
¬
crease
based
in
most
categories
on
prices
in
early
May
appeared
in
all
of
the
index
categories
except
clothing
The
largest
increase
was
in
food
prices
The
index
is
based
on
1949
prices
equalling
100
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Congratulate
Mr
A
J
Lee
On
The
Openi
ng
Of
His
New
Restaurant
OUTRIGGER
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Were
Pleased
To
Supply
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