1 ish Unions Crush Left Wing Plan 1' ' -. . -. , n n naorse Nationalization Policies -I - Vv , Prince Rupert Daily News Thursday, Octobe r 1, 11)53 a tru.y great Seving Machine V J . will be demonstrated in our store -I'1 ? ill tvT ; 'if I I r -1 f I - , 2i J ; if',' ' . fo - I i i on A ' 2L 'i; 1 i VOLTE Si:LX HER hi a bathing suit, now see Evelyn Margaret Ay, in evening'dress. The 20-year-oltl Miss Pennsylvania is the new Miss America. Evelyn comes from Epbrala, Pa. OCTOBER U 8 by Soviet Envoys Pessimistic k ,,::. '- " '' '. . - ... t .. " 1 ft. it By HIASJR WIGHTON Reutcri Nowa Agency) 4 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 -n 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. .. Examine the excellent quglity . . , the fine construction.. . 4 Hi t ; i . f 1 . ,3 w t vV""' C' : - 'ft , ; - ;p: : 4- 1 it 1 ' 7 1 ' , "' ' -ri ' f X 4, " i.i",-., 1 4 t a t J--1 l- f U i .,1 . U' f . ' . - . . Vur . - ' N i ' , .. 1 ; f ' 'if . V - ' , t - - r "- r a i 1 v ' - , - .2, I. 1 j uiri ,tnd 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: - : . "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. 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