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Daily
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Thursday,
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tru.y
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suit,
now
see
Evelyn
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Ay,
in
evening'dress.
The
20-year-oltl
Miss
Pennsylvania
is
the
new
Miss
America.
Evelyn
comes
from
Epbrala,
Pa.
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HIASJR
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Reutcri
Nowa
Agency)
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MARGATE,
England
Britain's
giant
trade
unions
have
crushed
an
attempt
by
leftwingers
to
stampede
the
Labor
party's
annual
conference
into
sweeping
new
nationalization
policies.
After
'
an
angry
clash,
delegates
yesterday
voted
down
a
proposal
that
many
more
Industries
should
come
under
state
ownership.
Figures
were'
OVO.QOQ
votes
against
the
proposal
end
1,7'J7,-000
in
favor
under
the
card
vote
system
by
which
the
great
trade
unions
were
able
to
use
the
strength
of
their
membership,
dominant
factor
In
the
party.
Debate
before
the
vote
was
heated.
Angry
delegates
drummed
their
feet
on
the
floor
and
shouted
and
booed
In
the
middle
of
a
fiery
speech
by
trade
union
leader
Arthur
Deakin.
Flushed
with
anger,
Deakin
finally
stumped
off
the
speaker's
rostrum
with
his
speech
unfinished.
Before
withdrawing,
he
roared
that
the
trade
union
movement
might
be
forced
to
break
with
the
party.
CLASHES
FORECAST
The
quarrel
bore
out
forecasts
that
the
Issue
of
nationalization
would
produce
clashes
between
the
two
rival
factions
of
the
party,
the
powerful
trade
union
chiefs
and
the
leftwingers
who
Coal,
transport,
civil
aviation
and
steel
were
among
the
Industries
nationalized
by
the
Labor
government
during
its
1945-51
period
of
office.
The
Conservatives
since
1951
have
returned
road
haulage
and
steel
to
private
ownership.
Today's
convention
turned
to
bedlam
"when
Deakin.
head
of
the
big
Transport
and
General
Workers
Union,
came
to
the
platform
to
condemn
a
proposal
on
nationalization
by
the
Amalgamated
Union
of
Foundry
Workers,
which
has
a
strong
left-wing
clement,
sukkimm;
proposals,
.
The
resolution
made
sweriiii'
proposals
for
state;
control
:
oi
many
sections
of
the
engineering
and
shipbuilding
Industries.
LEARN
TO
BE
A
SEWING
EXPERT
.4
V
i
You
can
buy
a
world
famous
Necchi
for
as
little
as
$20.00
Down.
Balance
on
cosy
monthly
terms
Mi
HhAK
V
IKW
show
the
climatic
suit,
developed
by
Quaiteniiaster
Corps,
and
based
upon
a
new
principle
ulutiinj
tcniprinture
control.
The
suit
will
be
tested
I
lie
tins
winter.
Unicellulur
polyvinyl
chloride
Is
used
MOSCOW
Renters!
Diplomatic
observers
In
Mtiseow
were
gloomy
yesterday
about
the
prospect
of
Kin
early
settlement,
of
the
German
problem
and
the
reunification
of
the
country.
They
said
they
coriMdereil
Tuesday's
Soviet
note
replying
to
the
West's
lnvitaticu
to
discuss
Germany
md
Austria
as
Indicating
the
Russians
give
priority
to
inclusion
of
Communist
China
in
a
conference
to
discuss
major
world
problems.
1
They
believed
such
a
conference,
to
consider
"questions
for
the
relaxation
of
tension."
was
designed
to
oix-n
the
door
to
wide
discussion
which
might
be
interminable.
Russian
press
commentaries
indicate,
however,
that
the
Soviet
government
is
still
interested
in
the
idea
of
a
parley
between
heads
of
state,
originally
suggested
by
Sir
Winston
Churchill,
on
the
basis
that
this
would
not
impose
"preliminary
conditions."
.tiyers-tui-n
one-eight
lninch
thickfor
insulating
iiwl
niiii
layer
is
perforated
with
numerous
holes,
iri
like
uannents
are
worn
beneath
cotton
wind-resist-n-repclii-nt
jacket
and
trousers.
When
inactive,
the
l
ki'pt
warm
by
air
seal
surrounding
his
body.
When
rotted
pumping
action
results,
providing
ventilation
the
holes
and
ridding
the
wearer's
body
of
excessive
moisture.
A
Full
Selection
Of
Fine
Girls"
Earn
Red
Frowns;
MATTRESSES
fer
Suckers
to
Marx
I
(NU
lAPi
Thr
nl-
to
lahlf
wiili
k..iH
.....i
.
IS
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
iiiti
iiu
lilt
irls
t
of
I
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Red
China
x
of
the
eyebrows
to
entice
lonely
where
the
Chinese
visiUirs
In
hnv
.tu.m
Hi-int.
Glass-Eater
Changes
Diet
u.scd
to
be
under-
We
have
both
felt
cind
spring-
Instead,
ihvf
accost
eustom-ers
outside
the
cabaret
or
dance
hall
arid
come
in,
wilh
thein.
;
Reds
overrun
China
,
Deakin.
attacking
the
sction
proposing
'
rmtioitahffltton
.
for
marine
,
engineering,
shipping.
in
Shanghai
of
the
I
c-oulcl
""
the
-
Rirls-
have:,
got
i
filled
mattresses
in
stock.
See
,
,
them
today
s.
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Examine
the
excellent
quglity
.
.
,
the
fine
construction..
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eomrort
from
the-
Red
frwnr-d
on
the
un-
niayor
of
.Shanghai
himself,,
itiRs-on
of
the
B-1
Last
year
tho
mayoh.
'oeu.
shipbuilding
and
she
repairing,
said:
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"This
so-called
plan
,1s
just
a
mumble-Jumble
of
meaning.
sirls
still
preferred
Chen
Yi,
who
Indulges
in
cer-
SPRING
AIR
MATTRESSES
from
$74.50
up
:
i
.
Oth'crKwwn
Etrandt
from
$9
W
!
Marx.
tain
bourgeois
pleasures
himself
icss
words
and
phrases
Felt
Mattresses
from
$1(J
50
teuchiiiK
here
from
iy
that
10,000
of
when
nobody
is
looking,
said
it
;,
as
he
,
proceeded
with
his
was
pointless
to
battle
the
B-.
criticism
of
the-
foundrvmen's
t!y
dance
hostesses
sirls,
unyway
It
.
would,
he.
said,
,
proposal
the
hublwll
increased,!
V-'""
"m"
is'uuna.
no
oniy
ana
uo
we,
am-mpiuymuiik
(drowning
out
fiia
words.
.
t
l'm
"nn
rom
table
problem.
i.
r,
i
,
f,
;
,
;
j
f
!
:Bed-fuoeq
Deakhr
gripped
the
OPKLIKA.
Ala.
(API
A
curnlvar
entertainer
swore
off
his
diet
of
nuils,
razor
blades
and
glass
after
doctors
re-hioved
two
pounds
of
junk
from
his
stomach.
;
Robert
E.
Reed,
33,
started
eating
metal
and
glass
for
the
cash
customers
nine
weeks
ago.
Win
n
he
added
a
garnish
nf
caroet
tacks,
acute
tion
struck
hlmv
;
,
t;
,
'A
.sti
geoiv
-oeli'l'd
ius
stomach
and
removed
a
pint
of
indigestible
odds
and
ends.
The
surgeon
said
he
ladled
thenf
out
with
a
spoon.
Reed
saitl
he
turned
to
tin1
heavy
diet
because
his
wife
Is
going
to
have
a
baby
and
he
needs
money.
The
republh
of
India
has
an
area
of
1.
246,000
square
miles;
the
dominion
of
Pakistan
350.000.
ulose
ConiDanv
Reoorts
(u.-,iguiir
wibtt
ilia
iiniiuo,
vn,i.vt.
forward
and
shouted
this
warn-j
ing:
j
"The
trade
unions
have
done
8,000
Profit
From
Mill
mm
Jo
Cellulose
(,'o.
is
Profit
on
its
pulij
their
utmost
to
create
a
measure
of
understanding
with
the
political
Labor
party
that
will
enable
us
to'
go
forward
as
a
united
conference.
"If
you
want
to
maintain
that,
do
not
drive
us
into
the
position
of
falling
out
and
breaking
with
the
party."
niice
Rupert
for
the
operations
of
that
subsidiary.
Pentaerytluitol
production
began
in
August
and
all
divisions
of
the
plant
are
expected
to
be
in
operation
by
end
of
October.
12
"'e
U
opened
in
the
'51.
is
statement
of
the
way.
the
Canadian
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd..
Profit
of
S63.74
on
ON
YOUR
'he
figure
Includes
''
sawmills
operated
"vi-lopinent
Co.
Ltd..
ifliury.
P
TO
Mll.l,
(
months
ended
Dc-c.
'"aciian
Chi-inii-.il
Xj
'lowed
a
,1SS
of
"d
loss
was
$1.0-17
PURCHASE
OF
KROEHLER
SHYDER
HAMMOND
'
Previous
six
months.
l"
I
he
Prince
Ru-
Pv
"id
of
the
year.
I
"-miiniiiig
study
or
(I
llllll,
r-...M
auu
otoei
"ry
level(.p,iu.,,t
in
lk"-s
rea.
The
three
'Wired
I
his
v,.r,r
S1
"siilUitly
increased"
IM.WT
Ule
six
ninnths
r.
IF
FLOOR
SAMPLE
r"ilfCt
atlU
rnnr
p
Kdmonton
plant
-'"niicai
Co.
Ltd.
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11
July.
lflM
m-l,
'
nianulueturing
These
beautiful
floor
samples
of
the
world's
best
in
Chesterfields
ore
being
REDUCED
20
PER
CENT
to
clear
to
make
room
for
our
new
stock.
and
get
all
ihese
OXtm
comfort.
OJTW
itPLAV
Qookut
i
EASY
TERMS
CAN
BE
ARRANGED
Dependable,
safe
travel
in
all
kinds
oi
weather.
Air-conditioning.
Convenient
rest
rooms.
Free
baggage
checking"
to
your
destination
(up
to
150
lbsj.
Drive-yourself
car
service
at
major
points.
.
Delicious
malt,
enrd
aboard
train.
Laiga,
pictur
window!
-r
comfortabl
rc
lining
Mat.
rpom
to
mov
around,
stretch
your
legs,
risit
with
friends.
Wid
choice
of
sleeping
accommoda-
tions
berths,
sections,
roomet'es,
drawing
rooms,
compartments.
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