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B.C. Briefs | Supersonic airliner}
IONE start urged in US.
MONEY RETURNED | ' ge , A-long!
VANCOUVER ( — Two years} WASHIN W— AS :
ago, an unidentified Vancouver! 2Waited report on the outlook fog
laxpayer sent the city $1,000 pro-;@ Slpersonic airliner oetate ;
vided the money was used to;Mends that the United’ Stateg
help acquire old Shaughnessy: Start building one immediately
golf course for parkland. Last’ 4 Federal Aviation pe ue .
Dec. 12 ratepayers rejected ac-:ViSory group, Aes tha
quisition of the land and now Vember 1961, said Tues ne st
he will get his money back. development program would co }
ee $1,000,000,000, and that thé
planes would cost about $20,006,
OFFICIALS MEET ‘000 cach if 200 were built. f
PRINCE GEORGE ( — Offi-: The planes should be capablg
vials of Prince George College of speeds 2.3 to 3.5 times thd
‘and school district 57 were to speed of sound—-1,500 to. 2,60
meet today to look into co-op- miles an hour—and thus must hé
erative use of facilities at the of steel, titanium or similar ma
college which started last Octo- terials, the Broup said, |
| ner. The board wants to have the Such an aircraft could Bet int
An investigation into the af-|_ More than 600 buyers of con-|University of B.C. establish a airline service by 1972, it said.
fairs of this company in 1958 re- ‘Toronte In cena! oy mown ito junior college here. |
sulted in the resignation of three | tt for three-d ti a }
Ontario cabinet ministers, | OF et arec-day nationa NEW PATROL

: : " samples show April 2-4, at which
A new investigation VANCOUVER (© Gen,

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launched last summer at the | win Ouvry Lindfield Roberts, quar- announced signing a’ trad
initiative of the B.C. atlorney- | termaster - general of British agreement with Japan. “Thé
general’s department. army from 1952 to 1955, has OV-. agreement binds Japan to 104
Charges are expected—possibly | dered the University of BC, per-cent duty cn New Zealang
next month—as a result of the; campus patrol to shed navy blue mutten and lamb and New Zea?
re-opened _B.C.-Ontario uniforms for khaki issue this land is to continue ~existin
tigations, the Times said. weck Sir Ouvry’s campus depart- duties on Japanese fish, silk an
Some criminal charges ments include the security patrol‘ scme optical equipment, som
which polices the campus. ‘fruits and motorcycles, =° i

Biggest single export trade drive
in Canada’s history set for spring

OTTAWA ‘?—Trade Minister be flown ty Canada this spring
Hees said today 800 foreign buy- | for “operation world markets.”
ers and .Canada’s overseas sales} The six-week program will be

force of trade commissioners will '“the biggest singte export trade

Promotion project this country
has ever undertaken," Mr, Hees
said in a press statement giv-
ing a progress report of his de-
partment’s plans.

The foreign buyers will be air-
lifted to Canada for the first
two phases of the project.

Nearly 200 of them will visit
the plants of more than 150 Ca-
nadian manufacturers of ma-
chinery and industrial equip-

It revolves around Northern ment during the last week of
Ontario Natural Gas. March.

 

 

Stock promotion charges
pending, newspaper says

VICTORIA (—The Times says
the British Columbia and On-
tario governments are prepar-
ing charges in connection with
a stock promotion which in-
volved secret transactions in
new stocks before they were is-
sued to the public.

The case is expected to come

up at the new session of the B.C.
Legislature this month, the
newspaper says.
It says at least three men in
B.C, and a number of others,
including some prominent in On-
tario politics are likely to be
‘named in the case.

‘Singer Donald Bell

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hailed in Moscow
MOSCOW (CP-AP) — Cana-
‘dian baritone Donald Bell made
-a successful appearance in Mos-
cow’s Tchaikovsky Hall Tuesdry j
night, the Soviet news agency |
Tass reported.
Bell, 27, a native of Vancou-
ver, presented a provram that

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Canadian manufacturers Sir New Zealand government. today

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TOP NEWS STORY

The Cuban crisis was rated
inves- the top news story of 1962 in a

poll of NBC news executives,
and correspondents, editors and
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4 (a _ Fl ei ee Bae ne do ecte' ee a ee of ¢ Tass said. cum
FIRST JAPANESE TRAWLER to fish on Grand Banks off Newfoundland is 1,138-ton Aoi Maru, He sang arias from Handel's ve om
shown (bottcm) at a Halifax pier where she is tied up for supplies and minor repairs. Her [Operas Scipio, Xerxes and Acis “nts
crew cf 41 come from the Japanese island of Kyushu. Skipper Yasuhara Anohara, extreme | #nd Galatea, Schuman's vocal
right in top picture, is only 25. “Japanese eat much fish,” he said. -— CP Wirephoto |¢ycle Dichterlicbe, and five

 

songs by Vaughan-Williams, as
-; well as English and Irish folk
songs.

Bell plans to return to Lon-
don Jan. 31 following a series of
eight concerts here and in Len-
.{ingrad, Rostov and Donesk.

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“Package deal” proposed
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) — Brit-, British chief negotiator Ed- | 196] b
ain today proposed a “package; ward Heath thus invited the} usy year
deal” to the European Common Common Market countries to; Z

Market on tariffs to be imposed
on important Commonwealth ex-
ports if Britain joins the trade

clear up one of the major prob-,
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| LONDON (Reuters) — Britain |
“Manufactured more money in,
| 1961 than ever before—and more!
than three-fifths of it was for
other countries, ,
The Royal Mint, which pro-
duces the coinage for 25 other
countries as well as Britain, dis-

 
 
 
  
 
  
   
    

month negotiations on Britain's.
bid for membership in the trade |
group.

The sources declined to give.
details immediately but said the:
package deal covered Britain’s
proposal for an abolition of the.
Common Market's externa, tar-

group, informed courses said.

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A | d iff on such big Commonwealth | # 1961, just published, that it pro- a

FOr inadtans exports as aluminum, newsprint. duced 836.000.000 coins that year. k of ONLY a
§ VANCOUVER... — A social| lead and zine. . ; 127,000,000 more than in 1959... - Complete stock o ; . nee
wcentre for Indians was in the| Heath’s proposal came at a. | More than 64 per cent of goins | over 150 sweaters by Req Price to 79.50

\planning stage Monday, away! 30-minute meeting on the third :minted were for Commonwealth Jantzen, McGregor, g . {
from Vancouver's skid road area; day of a crucial five-day session | ‘and foreign countries, including || Tony Da

‘where scores of Indian women: of negotiations. The current SCS-1 ‘Burma, Dominica, Greece, Ice-| y Y. EARLY BIRD

fie cach year as a result of al-|sion has been overshadowed by' § ‘land, Jordan, Kuwait. Libya.-| BM

COholisM, prostitution —aevgaersdag pmb alia eta ey cElC Gaulle's ; |Muscat, New Zealand, Nigeria. | SAVE UP TO

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Seafarers’ International Un-

Members of the group spear-| Serious Rea pent
heading the centre project are! COMMon Marke pid.
all of Indian blood. The sources said Heath pro-

Britain's | The coins were in 77 different

denominations.

   

 

 

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ion of Canada, continues tes- | WHILE THEY LAST!
ity . cist Posed concessions on a number timony before the royal com- | JOINS COMEDY TEAM . :
City Garner n a Rist OF Commonwealth exports if the mission investigating labor | Fran Jeffries. one of Amer- on a single sweater
_ games aamner. appre air: said | Six were prepared to do the same. strife on the Great Lakes. Mr. ‘jea's top nightclub entertainers
, centre committee chairman, said | nein usta te ve . ;
on formal committee would be ap- | for several others. ' Justice T. G. Norris is con- ;has been signed for the United
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pointed later this month and! a So ducting many. Wirepnot [Artists comedy The Pink Pan D S le Work & Casual Regular to 6.95
* Community Chest backing will Vill ffi looted — irephoto, . - ress OCKS ree. to 1.50 a pr.
» be sought. The Chest previously | tage orrice toote . CLEARANCE 59 pre 3 Pr. 1.50 p t
c . \ ing of aT oc an S$ i ~ i
t uch a centre for theelty's more, POUCE COUPE, BC. © — A Daily Crossword Puzzle . , FU
« than 2,000 Indians living off the Weekend brea ee Wieeage . : ik j |
, TESET VES. aoe coon aty et, thieves be- F eross ® rea blue rasa 26 Outfielders Stetson Hats Reg. to 13.05
+ Guy Williams, president of the tween $200 and $300 in cash and ! Derrick welt, BG Alar’ of vidien 98 Lord Fauntleroy's cL 6.95 RT Lov ICE!
« Native Brotherhood of B.C., said; cheques plus insurance policies 10 Worn-out, 57 Cordiality, real name. ALL Ce, SPO AL 12 PRICE!
* skidroad associations = tnclude/and land registry documents. 14 Worn away. 60 Benedictine. 29 Bunk in a London e
s INen who sell Indian girls. To ae trae nor erence eam coon 15 Certain bones. 61 All: Comb. form, 30 gophouse, e t 3 { FE 1 Oo 00
{ vietins of civeumstunces They) MGGEST BUDGET 17 Young of the © taactions, stack Dress Shirts wriies. swipes oe 4 hirts @ ,
ao Ss “re sti CS, ¥ WW <p = A WW fs ° tt tion, > eye
Save the gevervations, ehiae to PRINCE GKORGE @ -- city] | quitoge 68 Fame tenon, Z on
¢ fhe city and then can't find jobs, | ounce has adopted \ oer 20 Post-war economic literature, 2 Holder for ice °
w partly because they hiek special /$2,154,780 budget. for this year setup: Abbr, 65 Worrying over cream. Raincoats 20 © OFF!
, training and partly because }$100,000 more than the 1962 21 Wading bird, trifles, 43 Hidden, { “Uncle W k Shirts ae
they tet rare | Be pow tumsovnse || Work Shirts _ 2 ww 5.00 kos $10 « Gorment!
ym cn OUPf;Ak 26 One side of g coin, 1 Very important 38 Goes quickly, CLEARING 2.59 each T We Complete Stack — Save up to : a Garment!
’ R E N O N B R I D G E 59 Rew side of 4 coin. a { hort, 39 Inventor of the
: 27 rOCO. erson, for short, 3 .
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. Te West By The Chicago Trikune sul, deciarer wold hav 35 Pay court. 4 Established: Abbr. 42 Posse leader, slete stock of over
Sal, NOAA NOT peed ony the ear fnsso 3 Helton, Bde aes 2 © 150 Savile Row and Fosk 100 Casual Jackets
‘ Cals, for his contract, | 37 Cast. + Across, :
! 39 Household chore, 7 Liquors, 45 European aa - . a
‘ arn West opened the ten of clubs 3 intereats “Abe Ba iennslts _ peninsula, : I ion Craft Dress Suits. MecGREGOR --- COAST
1 OA ' 4 which was taken in the closed 41 Shadow: Comb, = 9 Respond to ' ‘ Shere ont Discount!
‘ , ‘i cing, S a : yplauses 3 words, 49 § _ Of
‘ OKIGS {hat he hid an inecitabte trump 42 Wight of decision, 10 eke nges, 3 50 Probossinen | — 00 1 CE i Reg, to 32.50
’ we AIS loser and that, unless West held 43 Understands; 3 heap. al Tert: Dial. Regular Priced to 89.95 2. ° SAVE
’ WEST VAST reelfically the singleton king worils, IT liesta safely: 52 Maha States SAVE A SUIT
. asa 40 104 of hearls ihe only “chance ho 47 Farm enclosures, 12 Wenn’ 2 words, Abbr. ewes R j
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° He 10987 W052 ate lorena Th stip Mut 52 Tet lonar, Holdens, > in card games, Oo Dress Pants Sport Couls Prices
, SOUTH ae atad in preparall figuratively. 23 Soil, SR Uncle: Dial, Top Coats,
, AAKTIS ne et nti n preparation $4 Lepatee, 25 Governor at 59 Siamese meanuse,
: VQ 1082 or an end play, roy Ts Tr ya 6 77 ya” Jo of Pia Ths
° OA hie aee wt yen was JOP AND SAVE AT
v ° 0. cashed and the dummy ene rr TS iG . \t S
’ Tl biting! fered with the king of trumps, ° Many Other Items at Half Price S| ° ‘
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" ; « hand, South cashed the ace o _— an Na
; Pass me ten of de spades, leaving the queen out a eu a No Refunds — Exchanges
. Opentnys lear ony was sprend | Standing, and. crossed aver to ENTE + a All di!
jhe th ym rea inn chi mon eye z owed! | SHOP
t ntaday's hand, o " . , » has ond, ete NE... ae My ef "
y that he did not hava avery ruff away the Hist damon 4 a 15 oe MEMS NEAT repens " ee steel ™~
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' foverthelers, he resolved to | daken to comple 8 ayy) wS7 |: ‘ S | S fan gecte TAS ‘oy SE YRR .
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able to bring about a happy | proceeded to threw him in willy 4 o vy
, the queen of spades. Kast vo Woe dP
ending. 7 ‘ih the six of heart 40 49 [bo Jot _ | \.
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nades, They were the vielims feover with the king of hearts rr b7 [68 bf re eee ee
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thal, it one of North's: jacks, claim a well-earned tiuniph,