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SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
18,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Daily
Delivery
cabs
Canada
To
Pool
Ships
mm
Contention
In
U.N.
On
Peace
Proposal
weather
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One
Hundred
Vessels
Will
Be
Available
to
Pact
Nations
If
War
Comes
OTTAWA
Canada
will
contribute
100
or
more
ships
to
the
new
wartime
merchant
shipping
pool
of
the
North
Atlantic
Fact
nations.
Plans
of
the
Canadian
government
are
to
make
available
to
the
pool,
set
up
in
Washington,
Canadian-owned
vessels
which
has
been
transferred
to
the
British
flag
under
an
agreement
made
a
year
ago
with
the
United
Kingdom
government.
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Andrei
Vishinsky,
Russia's
foreign
commissar,
assailed
"Trygve
Lie's
20-year
peace
plan
today
on
the
ground
that
it
was
dictated
Vi
Lead
I'nited
lurces
Into
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in
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by
Washington.
He
also
blasted
Lie
personally
and
warned
the
United
Nations
that
it
is
useless
to
talk
CpiCornmumst
re-
iporatcd
today
ahead
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v-
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11
of
peace
through
the
United
Nations
if
Russian
peace
Nations
forces
siog-h
new
snow
In
north-
peace
proposals
are
ignored
Vishinsky
agreed
with
Lie's
Idea
for
high
level
meetings
of
fcrea
but
on
the
west-(
the
250-mile
front
Jirean
and
Chinese
t
are
reported
digging
mountain
defence
line
t
,e
Yalu
Elver
interna-fcr
sites
on
the
Wheat
King
Drives
Engine
TORONTO
Thirteen-year-old
Rickey
Sharpe,
the
world's
champion
wheat
king
of
Munson,
Alberta,
today
piloted
the
Canadian
National
Railway's
crack
"Continental
Limited"
Into.
Toronto
on
the
last
leg
of
its
long
i
trip
from
western
Canada.
I
when
tVio
vnnncr
wheat
kir.c
City
Council
Talks
Housing
Government
Plan
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the
Security
Council
but
tacked
on
a
condition
not
acceptable
to
the
United
States
that
Communist
China
must
sit
on
the
council.
The
assembly
is
awaiting
the
arrival
of
a
nine-man
delegation
from
Peiping.
Vishinsky
charges
that
United
For
Low
Income
"Worker
I
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NY.U.VA.
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I
jfcWttlwUTHl
AMERICA
the
United
Nations
ahead
undv?r
harrass-higher
mountain
gaps
States
was
the
aggressor
in
Stressing
that
the
new
federal
worin
ivorea
ana
tmn
me
as-
learned
he
was
to
travel
over
a
inrtheast
where
they
sembly
Is
afraid
to
hear
repre
K
d
down
by
bitter
cold
ihe
end
of
snowbound
sentatives
of
the
North
Koreans
thousand
miles
to
attend
the
Royal
Agricultural
Winter.
Fair,
his
one
desire
was
to
see
the
IfS.
provincial
housing
project
is
for
the
low
Income
worker,
J.
E.
Brown,
housing
commissioner
for
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
addressed
the
city
council
yesterday
afternoon.
"Flashy
frills
will
be
left
off,
AMERICAN
WORLD
VIEW
Maps
InHuence
political
thinking;
and
maps
can
be
misleading.
It
will
never
be
known
how
much
traditional
American
isolationism
owed
to
the
conventional
world
maps
In
Mercator
projection,
which
created
a
false
impression
of
an
"Isolated"
America,
safe
and
sheltered
behind
two
oceans.
The
map
above
(based
on
an
Oblique
Me.-cator
projection
computed
by
the
late
Arthur
Hinks,
i'.R.S.)
centred
on
the
United
States
illustrates
the
interdependence,
in
the
air
age,
of
the
United
States
and
couni-ies
on
the
opposite
shores
of
the
North
Atlantic
and
North
Pacific.
It
explains
the
background
to
modern
American
strategic
thinking
and
justifies
the
view
of
most
of
her
leaders
that
Europe
is
not
only
geographically
America's
nearest
neighbor,
but
also
strategically
her
most
exposed
and
vulnerable
flank.
horse
show.
Rickey
has
a
special
love
for
horses
and
for
him,
it
was
the
dream
of
a
life
to
stand
Says
Canada
Slavia
behind
the
controls
of
a
330-ton
but
good
liveable
houses
are
Has
Curtain
what
are
built
under
this
scheme,"
emphasized
Mr.
Brown.
"But
there
should
be
sufficient
concentration
of
the
homes
to
achieve
certain
savings,"
he
"Iron
Horse"
while
veteran
engineer
Fred
Culverson
of
Toronto,
explained
the
intricate
controls.
The
Continental
Limited
made
a
special
stop
at
Oriole
and
Rick-
I
Crisis
But
It
Is
Hatred
and
Not
Iron,
Declares
Professor
Brother
Bills
To
Reorganize
P.
A.
Miquelon
of
Edmonton
WARSAW
Dr.
Leopold
In-
May
Call
For
HOUSING
BADLY
NEEDED
Public
Meeting
Hears
Government's
Scheme
Poland
ev
raced
irom
nis
coacn
to
me
feld,
who
returnned
to
He
said
that
for
those
who
bey
Aid
To
Help
cab
of
the
giant
locomotive.
Life
Sentence
For
Sex
Killer
BRUNSWICK,
Germany
Oi
A
Oerman
court
Friday
sentenced
husky
Rudolf
Pleil
to
a
life
term
in
prison
after
he
had
said
he
killed
nine
women
and
a
man
to
obtain
"sexual
satisfaction."
It
With
W
est
last
summer
after
11
years
,as
professor
at
the
University
of
where
fireman
Ben
Cookson
and
Fred
Culverson
helped
him
i'GTON,
D.C.
(CP),
wanted
more
costly
homes
they
could
have
them
built
upon
the
same
rate
of
savings
under
the
National
Housing
Scheme.
City
Toronto,
told
the
Communist-
Truman
has
called
for
.
aninion
grand
organizer
for
t
Eenevolent
and
Protective
Or'ier
of
lks,
told
the
DaUy
News
today
that
he
is
meeting
sponsored
world
peace
conference
today
that
he
has
found
no
aboard.
After
the
twenty-six
mile
ride
into
Toronto,
Rickey
was
undecided
as
to
whether
he
would
remain
a
top
notch
,far-
pcy
action
to
keep
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
said
that
some
"Iron
curtain"
In
Poland
but
I
ppled
Yugoslavia
and
of
the
applicants
were
of
this
there
was
one
in
Canada.
It
was
Solid,
substantial
stock
model
houses
with
foundations
and
furnaces
but
without
frills
IjI
armed
force
from
j
higher
Income
type.
There
Is
not
a
death
penalty
In
West
Germany.
not
one
of
iron
"but
of
hatred1
of
him
and
criticism
of
his
at
titude
he
told
3000
delegates.
k
into
the
Moscow
y
he
may
ask
Con
jean
be
made
available
under
the
federal-provinc;:!
"i
irery
favorable
response
in
the
matter
of
re-establishing
'
i
lodge,
in
the
city.
He
ex's
confidence
about
the
pii
i.ci
of
reinstituting
a.
lodge
ariOi
new
charter
membership
of
at
least
one
hundred
within
the
next
two
weeks.
An
Informal
mer
or
become
a
locor
'
e
engineer.
."'""
.
Tiw
boy
was
acconr
"
'
the
fair
by
his
mother
a
an
dthe
family
had
a
bu
ule
awaiting
them.
Tl
e
Infeld,
who
was
naturalized
in
Although
aldermen
believed
that
some
homes
might
be
built
in
Westview,
it
was
emphasized
that,
the
more
concentrated
the
homes
could
be,
the
cheaper
the
I
service
and
costs.
The
commis
ine
$85,000,000
to
fur-
Canada,
is
described
as
one
of
scheme
to'provide
housing
for
rental
and
purchar
in
communities
where
an
emergency
exists
and
where
the
local
authorities
take
the
initiative
in
establish-
tJthen
the
morahe
of
Pleil.
28-year-old
blacksmith,
first
killed
a
Russian
soldier,
he
confessed.
His
two
accomplices.
Karri
Hoffman
and
Konrad
Schues-sler,
were
also
sentenced
to
life
terms.
the
world's
outstanding
mathe
maticians.
met
at
the
station
by
I
.n
i
against
starvation
he
Tito
regime
from
sioner
felt
Westview
was
a
sais
meeting
or
former
members
as
well
as
others
interested
will
be
-
:
1
ing
the
need,
J.
E.
Brown,
hous-
m
m
m
Mm.
ine
commissioner
for
British
factory
building
site.
Mention
was
made
ol
the
ne
ooiuxiium,
wiu
ias
afternoon.
and
uncle
and
Colonel
T.
L.
lon-nedy,
minister
of
agriculture
for
Ontario,
and
amid
the
F"7?nS
of
flash
.bulbs
and
questioning
reporters
he
flashed
a
big
smile
and
took
the
proceedings
palm-'
cessity
of
building
sewers
for
meeting
last
nigni
in
uie
From
Alert
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
new!
homes
in
Westview,
but
Mr.
man
bunmaii
Kills
Five
H.
L.
McGlinchy,
Mission
(
BroWn
pointed
out
thai
with
Resources
Minister
-
Looking
To
Northwest
plumber
and
a
son
of
Hugh
Mc
ly.
v-:
v.
.
.
f
'
aiive
Meet
Rickey
has
come
to
tne
agri
Centre.
The
keen
Interest,
that
exists
In
the
problem
of
providing
more
adequate
housing
for
the
city
was
amply
demonstrated
by
the
fact
that
the
common
lounge
was
filled
to
capacity
wit
the
crowd
overflowing
Into
the
corridors.
Brotherhood
of
British
rental
homes
this
money
could
be
paid
out
of
government
local
Improvement
taxes.
The
city
would
not
be
liable
for
losses
that
might
accrue
over
rental
units;
they
would
be
paid
by
'
(Continued
on
page
5)
Glinchy,
who
was
an
early-day
police
officer
in
Prince
Rupert,
is
back
in
the
city
of
his
childhood.
He
Is
in
charge
of
plumbing
installations
for
the
Fraser
Valley
Construction
Co.
In
the
new
liquor
store
here.
executive
officers,
at
cultural
show
to
personally
receive
the
Canadian
National
Railways
'trophy,
emblematic
of
the
world's
wheat
growing
cham-
'
pionship.
The
boy
will
also
re
it
Alert
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carefully
scrutinized
Under
the
joint
governmental
scheme,
Mr.
Brown
said
there
t
amending
Bill
No.
ceive
an
engraved
silver
tray
pm?
some
parts
and
and
a
cheque
for
$100.
will
be
no
custom
built
"picture
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others.
Then
a
new
prenared
for
suhnnls.
BOSTON
tt
Canadian
Minister
of
National
Resources
Winters
said
yesterday
that
the
days
of
discovery
in
Canada's
vast
Northwest
Territories
"are
by
no
means
past."
Mr.
Winters
said
there
were
numerous
rich
prospects
in
the
north
which
was
once
considered
a
barren,
desolate
and
worthless
wasteland.
p
government.
Amon?
Trout
Hatchey
In
District
Planned
By
Rod
and
Gun
Club
Grim
Tragedy
in
New
Jersey
Village
Family
Slayings
VINELAND,
New
Jersey
(CP)
A
beserk
man
about
26
years
old
machine-gunned
to
death
five
people
last
night
including
three
of
his
estranged
wife's
family
and
his
uncle.
At
least
six
others
were
reported
wounded
in
tragic
shootings
in
Piney
Hollow
In
the
farm
section
of
south
Jersey.
The
gunman
was
identified
as
Ernest
Ingenlto.
He
killed
the
victims
in
the
homes
of
his
estranged
wife
and
her
father
and
then
escaped
in
a
green
four-door
sedan
through
a
police
houses."
They
will
be
well
constructed
stock
models
designed
to
meet
the
needs
of
people
who
find
it
impossible
In
any
other
manner
to
obtain
homes.
The
quality
would
be
more
substan-
the
natives
seek
'!
franchise
without
Pedestrian
Is
Hit
By
Truck
Running
from
the
rear
of
a
Columbia
Cellulose
lorry
parked
'v
and
further
de-
f
they
be
permitted
to
"'r
ordinal
rights
In
Premier
Border
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Reeves
Mcbonald
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he
full
responsibilities
hip.
P
nell
of
Port
Simoson,
pood
vice-president,
nr-
at
Seveiur.
nd
McBride.
Kiner
Lynum,
252
Nintli
Avenue
East,
Old
Country
::
Football
::
iht
tS!!.
Prin
RuPert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
is
considering
is
intended
in
no
manner
to
en-
(
the
establishment
of
a
trout
hatchery
in
the
Prince
Steb?uSPetltl0n
Pri"
I
Rupert
area
and
this
was
one
of
the
principal
items
Mr.
Brown
explained
that
it
0f
discussion
last
night
when
the
club
had
a
general
reveisaof
gove'nS
cT-operT-,
meeting-
at
the
Civic
Centre
with
33
members
in
at-
tion
the
federal
government
atendance
and
President
Douglas
Kerr
in
the
chair-providing
75
per
cent
of
the
cost,'
.
,
,
.
25
As
a
preliminary
step,
It
is
the
provincial
government
per
1ITTFRc
wanted
WANTED
WOLF
cent,
and
the
municipal
govern-
hoped
to
have
a
biologist
visit
HTERf
dragnet.
Police
said
that
gunmen
sped
n
city
on
the
Chll-'"lav
after
attend'ns?
se?4ions
and
is
'
home
from
here
bv
'
He
reports
that
a
to
another
rural
district
ana
wounded
several
persons.
was
struck
by
a
dairy
panel
truck
at
5:18
p.m.
yesterday.
Injuries
are
reported
not
serious
by
the
attending
physician.
The
milk
panel,
driven
by
R.
Thorlakson,
1256
Park,
wa3
proceeding
from
McBride
onto
Seventh
Avenue.
"I
saw
the
man
get
out
of
the
lorry
so
I
slowed
down
into
sec
Among
the
wounded
were
In-trenlto's
wife,
Tessie,
23,
and
a
'.coast
bv
the
mlnlr
h'D
and
Indian
affairs
Scottish
League,
"A"
Division
Aberdeen
5,
Falkirk
1
Airdrieonians
2,
Celtic
4
Clyde
1,
Morton
1
(tie)
East
Fife
1,
Hibernian
2
ment
taking
the
initiative,
es-
ne
aov
se
.
-
-
of
P
soon.
taDiisning
tabuing
me
u
neea,
UCBu,
locating
u
k
"f,
w
"""2
oh
nt
w
"'
nredatorv
r.Ht.nr
animals
animals
nine-year-old
girl,
Jean
Ploppie.
All
are
reported
to
be
in
critical
in
located
ntment
was
expressed
ure
of
Rev.
Dr
Petr
necessary
lana
ana
assuming
tne
;
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!
.his
area
due
to
the
increasing
condition.
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Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.00
A.
P.
Con
-
30
Atlantic
2.30
Calmont
83
Central
Leduc
2.20
Home
Oil
13
75
Mercury
1
Okalta
185
Pacific
Pete
7.30
Princess
I-60
Royal
Canadian
lO'a
Royalite
-
:
1250
TORONTO
Athona
8
Aumaque,
-
Reattle
55
which
are
to
become
r
tf
the
orlncipal
84-
ond
gear,"
explained
Mr.
Thor-laksen.
"My
right
fender
brush
terminmg
muse
"
.
r
r
"T;..
...
T:..
1
Miislno
the
deer
titled
to
tenancy,
ana
1uaK.1u.5-
v.
"...
.
.
.
"
j
.
'
'an
Indian
rights,
to
r
meetinsr.
scarcer
and
scarcer
every
year.
well
3
Rangers
4,
Raith
Rovers
1
St.
Mirren
2,
Patrick
Thistle
1
Third
Lanark
2,
Dundee
0.
Cilder,
MLA
for
Atlin.
struction
of
the
hatchery
and
operate
it
in
the
interests
of
better
angling
hereabouts.
Strike
Is
All
Over
Game
Warden
Ed
Martin
was
present
and
suggested
the
Idea
of
a
game
preservation
pledge
the
collections.
SCHEME
OUTLINED
Mr.
Brown,
called
upon
here,
has
onnn
r.n
to
by
It
was
suggested
that
the
bi
ed
the
man,
but
I
believe
he
was
hurt
mostly
in
his
fall
into
the
ditch,"
said
the
milk
driver.
City
police,
who
were
driving
behind
the
dairy
truck,
saw
the
accident
and
report
no
charge3
are
laid.
Concussion,
superficial
cuts
to
the
scalp,
and
bruising
were
the
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham,
who
;
ologist'
might
be
brought
here
presided,
briefly
outlined
the,as
a
featured
speaker
at
the
such
as
in
the
United
States.
The
club
is
working
on
the
designing
of
a
crest.
A
dance
is
to
be
held
December
8.
F
weather
VANCOUVER
0)
Shipyard
workers
at
Vancouver's
Pacific
Drv
Dock
returned
to
work
late
English
League,
First
Division
Aston
Villa
4,
Chelsea
2
Blackpool
3,
Huddersf
ield
Town
1
Bolton
Wanderers
0,
Middlesbrough
2
scheme
in
eeneral
terms
and
a
annual
banquet
in
January
or
February.
question-and-answer
.
period
1
,
fol
Synopsis
alti
Which
has
hppn
lowed.
Bevcourt
5.
Incidentally,-
the
banquet
will
The
meetinir
enjoyed
the
.14
Bob
jo
unless
mere
was
a
minimum
De
attended
f
or
the
first
time
by
I
snowinB
of
&T
sporting
subject
of
25
houses,
not
much
would
"'"i.,.
a..Cu
vl
larilps
ladies
who
a
are
hpln
being
admltted
admitted
available
bv
the
uthward
over
British
'
'or
the
tlnst
ffitir
lava
fllm
made
torn..
.
u
"
wwji.
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council.
injuries
found
upon
examination
of
Mr.
Lynum.
Mr.
Lynum
Is
recovering
in
hospital.
The
injured
man
was
taken
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
in
the
city
ambulance
driven
by
W.
H.
(Buster)
Hill-
The
over
w"l
remain
A
Charlton
Athletic
2,
West
Bromwich
Albion
3
Derby
County
1,
Burney
1
(tie)
Fulham
4,
Sheffield
Wednesday
2
Liverpool
1;
Arsenal
3
Manchester
United
0,
Stoke
today
following
an
eight-hour
walk-out
over
a
holiday
clause
in
their
strike
settlement.
The
men
returned
to
work
after
an
all-day
session
between
company
and
union
representa-
tiV6S
Officials
said
an
agreement
had
been
reached.
The
men
returned
after
a
month-long
strike
for
more
Buffalo
Canadian
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C.
M.
&
S
123
50
Conwest
'-95
.
Donalda
r?
Eldona
-
-26
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknife
6.40
Hardrock
4
Harricana
as
memDers
or
tne
ciud.
By
Christmas
it
is
expected
the
club's
.22-calibre
rifle
range
at
the
Civic
Centre
basement
will
be
ready.
Ned
McLeod
has
been
in
charge
of
the
organization
of
the
rifle
range.
Manitoba
Oil
Find
be
achieved
in
the
way
of
savings,
Mr.
Brown
said.
The
process
was
to
determine
the
quantity
of
units
required,
call
for
public
tender,
and
then
proceed
with
construction.
Rent
was
based
on
the
cost
of
the
house
say
70
cents
per
month
per
$100
which
would
make
the
monthly
rental
of
a
$6000
house
$42.
There
should
be
a
"fair
degree
of
concentration"
in
the
location
of
the
houses.
To
scatter
City
0
(tie)
j
.
w.
Sunderland
0,
Portsmouth
0i
Outsider
Wins
north
Pacific
and
is
ex-
mixed
rain
and
ine
coastal
region
to-Forecast
p,35'
region,
southern
'L'oudv
u,iiv.
o
.1U-2
wages
yesterday
dus
stagea
a
sltdown
strike
over
the
holiday
(tie)
Tottenham
Hotspur
7,
Newcastle
United
0
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
4,
Everton
0
Heva
-
Kosco
Jackknife
Joliet
Quebec
T
Q
ra
clro
.05
Vt
.0514
1.05
.05
WINNIPEG
ffi
Provincial
Resources
Minister
J.
McDiarmid
announced
today
that
oil
had
been
found
in
Manitoba.
He
said
Fiery
Red
Is
Retiring
Rain
ir.
.
Nov.
Handicap
MANCHESTER
(CPI
Colt-bridsc
today
won
the
one-and-a-half
mile
Manchester
November
Handicap.
North
Capr
was
second
and
Belsay
CasUe
third.
The
winner
was
a
100
to
6
outsider
in
a
37-horse
field.
them
tended
to
defeat
the
pur-(Continued
on
page
6)
that
oil,
not
yet
In
commercial
quantity,
had
been
discovered
at
farm
"uiui.uw.
n
'"eru
tomorrow.
Lows
krtv
tBhs
tomorrow.
-ht
3
and
40.
P
J
of
region
Clear
inland
t.nria
i
v
-
Little
Long
Lac
"
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
f
Ifnnofn
.
4
LONDON
m
Willie
Gallacher,
chairman
of
Britain's
Commu
the
Sourls
Valley
Oil
Co's
Downey
No.
1
well,
seven
miles
south
of
Melita.
He
commented
that
nist
party,
will
not
again
seek
clause.
POWDER-CARRYING
YOUTHS
REBUKED
VANCOUVER
"You
should
have
your
heads
examined
and
work
done
on
other
parts
of
your
anatomy,"
said
a
Vancouver
magistrate
yesterday
in
passing
sentence
on
three
youths
in
whose
possession
in.
a
car
dynamite
was
found
Hallowe'en
night.
They
were
sentenced
to
three
days
In
jail
and
fined
$100
each.
muitcta
Negus
election
to
Parliament,
It
was
the
find
was
"encouraging
but
.
-83
74.00
r
Cloudy
with
showers,
5,
and
rain
tomorrow.
I
"tier
tomorrow.
Winds
not
spectacular."
ji
aiiuv
Louvlcourt
'
HOCKEY
SCORES
PACIFIC
COAST
Seattle
1,
Victoria
3."
Tacoma
2,
Vancouver
5.
MAINLINE-OKANAGAN
Spokane
9,
Kerrisdale
7.
Vernon
3.
Nelson
2.
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
Junior
6:45:
Intermediate
7.30
8:45:
Co-Op
vs
Gordon
&
Ai.aerson
.20
Sunday,
November
19,
1950
High
9:57
19.2
feet
22:23
17.4
feet
..
J-o
Pickle
Crow
announced
Friday.
For
many
years
he
was
the
only
Communist
member.
"The
fiery
Communist
was
defeated
In
West
FUe
last
.05V!
COMPULSORY
BENEFITS
....
A
social
security
system
in
0.
Inmn.nn...
Regicourt
Wld
kiT
'uw'
i,uws
r,?
hl8hs
tomorrow
3:31
7.3
ieet
19:21
7
0
feet
30
force
in
Venezuela
since
1944
Is
Low
ompulsory
for
most
workers.
I
Sherrltt
Gordon
Steep
Rock
,
6
Silver
Miller
-HB
an(l
35,
Prince
Ru-
f
37,