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Wednesday,
March
10,
1054
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more
The
Berlin
decisions
of
the
acknowledged
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introduction
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negotiate
peace
.settlements
in
j
Korea
and
Imlo-China
or,
more
i
One
of
the
mo.st
popular
rnem-accurately,
to
explore
the
pox-
bers.
Bert
Herridge,
CCF,
Koot-sibility
of
uchleving
ettlemenis
enay
West,
has
been
away
111
for
has
bee.i
crittclaed
with
Home
;
two
months.
We
were
all
deliih--bitternees
by
the
South
Koreans
j
ed
to
ee
him
back
in
his
place
To
Speed
Houses
,
ITJIE
NEW
national
stIl"it'y
KiteT
1tionin
tht
nntt-dumpingt
heiher
ri4
re:eiV(,d
t,;
which
it
hi,
tp
;
2:
dyfe
ell
w
uy
J;
,
mm
'
"Vtf
"'"'"
''
':
"1
mmmt
and
Nationalist
Chinese;
and
on
March
1st.
It
happened
that
on
that
day
there
was
a
recorded
vote,
all
partres
In
the
Hou.;
gave
him
a
big
hand
the
tra
-"a.
inai
it
ditional
way
of
welcoming
back!
department
to,
a
pipular
numocr
who
has
been
i
visions
nf
n
.
ill.
Fame
U.8.
Congressmen
fear
it
is
a
form
of
recognition
of
Communist
China.
There
appears
to
be
little
warrant,
for
Biich
fenrs
and
more
reason
to
agree
wllh
Mr.
John
Foster
Dulles,
the
U.S.
Secretary
of
Staie,
that
the
con-lerenje
agreement
marks
an
important
advance,
breaking
as
it
Uoes
the
long
deadlock
at
Pan-munjom.
We
all
know
that
the
the
same
u
4.
John
Dickey,
parliamentary
assistant
to
Mr.
Howe,
has
tabled
a
government
publication,
"Pri
"""ui
prompts
from
any
p:,.it'
'
manufacturers
vate
and
Public
Investment
In
Canada.
Outlook
11)54."
I
am
try-
CommunbitA
want
Red
China
a.
I
mltled
to
United
Nations
metn-
Ing
to
get
enotih
of
these
io
IO0K
bership
and
they
are
determined
supply
the
banks
In
my
district,
that
she
shall
succeed
to
tho
and
If
anyone
else
would
like
position
now
occupied
by
Na-1
one,
I
will
gladly
supply
him.
j
Housing
-Act
has
now
been
passed
unanimously
iby
the
House
of
Commons
committee.
It
was
.strange
but
true
that
J
such
a
complicated
and
ext?n-ihive
measure
could
go
through
the
entire
committee
stage
with-!
cut
a
single
division
or
vote,
j
This
was
chiefly
because
the
l
committee
member.;
01
all
par-
lies
tried
very
hard
to
meet
each
'
other's
wishes.
It
was
also
a
considerable
tribute
to
the
tact
.
of
thP
chairman,
David
Croll,
MP,
of
Toronto-Spadina.
,
THE
NEW
ACT
is
designed
ic
i
build
at
least
135.000
houses
per
year
Instead
of
the
lO.'i.OOO
j
which
Canada
actually
did
build
last
year.
To
do
this
U
wilr
be
necessary
j
to
attract
new
mortgage
money.
For
the
first
lime
In
the
history
or
Canada,
the
chartered
banks
ate
to
be
allowed
to
lend
money
!
cn
mortgages.
But
all
niort-
Mayor
Must
Decide
F
a
lot
of
outside
advice
were
offered
to
Mayor
Hills
at
this
point,
it
would
not
only
east
an
ill-imed
question
on
his
judgment
but
invite
collusion
whore
none
is
wanted.
In
the
vote
of
non-confidence
against
Alderman
Casey
as
board
of
works
chairman,
the
Mayor
faces
he
first
serious
test
of
his
present
position,
l'ro-aiently
compromise
is
a
useful
and
justified
course,
nit
in
this
case
there
is
no
room
for
it.
The
lines
ire
too
sharply
drawn
and
rj-.thin
less
than
an
mphatic
answer
will
do.
The
Mayor
does
not
need
to
lie
told
that
he
has
i
good
council
and
that,
in
the
recent
elections,
ome
very
decisive
returns
were
recorded
by
the
oters.
Ahead
lie
problems
which
may
make
this
me
look
small
in
contrast.
Undoubtedly
Mayor
lills
is
more
aware
of
these
facts
than
anyone.
So
the
decision
rests
'squarely
with
him'.
If
there
is
disagreement
with
his
choice
of
action
And
there
is
no
reason
to
suppose
there
will
be
.'t
will
soon
express
itself.
Meanwhile
it
is
his
privilege
to
speak
first.
usii
j
tionalLst
China
as
a
Security
i
'
Council
Power.
But
this
Geneva
j
One
of
the
more
colorful
mem-I
conference
is
to
discus
Korea
j
bers
of
the
House
Is
W.
K.
1
and
Indo-China
and-to
this
d
s-i
iBuckoi
McDonald1,
of
Parry
cussion
"other
interested
states"
are
Invited.
Korea
and
Indo-
Sound,
Muskoka,
Liberal.
Old
timers
will
remember
that
surne
twehty
years
ago,,
Bucko
w.vs
one
of
the
be.st-known
professional
hockey
players
in
Canada.
He
has
been
a
Member
sln;e
1045.
China
are
two
very
troublesome
but
localized
problems
and
I
am
fcurc
we
all
welcome
any
prospect
of
their
settlement.
The
lion.
L.
B.
Pearson
advised
the
THIS
IS
HOW
many
books
you'll
have
to
read
before
you
get
your
diploma,
Harriet
Carrol
ilefti.
a
senior
at
Marymount
College
in
Los
Angeles,
tells
freshman
Joanne
McKay.
Harriet
is
the
daughter
of
Hollywood
songwriter
Harry
Carrol,
author
of
such
hits
as
"I'm
Always
Chasing
Rainbows"
and
"Trail
of
the
Lonesome
Pine."
TAWAT5iARY
House
of
Commons
that
Canadi
.
received
formal
Invitation
to
at-'
John
Diefenbaker,
a
few
days
tend
the
Genera
conference
and.
ago
directed
a
question
to
the
has
accepted
the
invitation.
I
Postmaster-General
asking
him
!
whether
his
attention
had
been
a
t
i
c,.i,.
;
drawn
to
complaint
with
rcgarJ
"
"
"'"
"
I
.,,
,i,-.!iw.nfihl
(l..lv.
li
the
There's
BigCcJ
i
delivery
of
mail
to
those
in
the
ot
armed
forces
.in
Korea,
The
P
-
;
broke
a
tradition
in
the
House
when,
on
the
opening
of
a
se.s-!
sion
he
introduced
to
the
Hou.;e
i
a
visitor
in
the
Gallery.
It
was
'
i
an
occasion
which
fully
justified
By
f
Jorman
M.
MacLeod
p""s,
nnivided
from
all
sources
under
this
Act,
are
to
be
in-suied
by
the
federal
government
agency.
This
.striking
feature
tukes
most
of
the
risk
out
of
the
transaction
so
far
as
the
lending
institutions
are
concerned.
IT
WAS
a
strange
experience
to
sit
in
the
committee,
cross
examining
the
witnesses,
and
hear
and
compare
what
they
41
Debt
McRAEE
can
s
M-G
replied
that
it
was
the
Iir.it
intimation
he
had
had
of
sue
a
complaints.
I
know
that
on
mv
short
visit
lo
Korea
I
found
no
complaints
al,
all
oi
delays
-
al-
student
of
his
organizing
met
!
his
action,
as
the
visitor
was
Mr
hods.
His
selection
as
Nation
'1
:
Dag
Hammarskjold.
The
SpeakT
WUND
The
battle
for
election
of
a
National
President
at
the
nex
week's
meeting
of
the
Progressive
Conservatives
shapes
up
as
President
presumably
would
J
fald
that
we
wete
all
pleased
herald,
therefore,
a
return
to
j
md
proud
to
note
the
presenc
e
the
McRue
organizing
technique1
in
our
gallery
of
one
who
is
de-
reckoned
as
the
mo.st
effective
voting
liLs
brilliant
talents,
vast
which
the
party
has
Known
in
!
experience
and
dynamic
energy
more
than
a
quarter
of
a
cen-I
in
the
realistic
aDolicatlon
of
the
a
warm
one.
It
will
he
belwe-n
two
of
the
party's
most
lnter-
I
ha
Vplnran
U.m
v.ere
saying
witn
tne
speecucs
;
fsting
Pst.ln7
figures
fiPlireu
6
of
the
Carpi
WTNhA
(
RIST-
popular
(i
iiu.V,
,
most
tr
the
hi
YOU'LL
mey
niaue
at
that
very
moment
j
Ea,.,
RnW(1
arJd
lhp
rom.ira,lv(;
of
this
House
part
lyro
0eorg,
H(,os
M
P
foP
Tor.
in
another
APPRECIATE
turv.
!
hiah
Diirooses
and
principles
set
i
of
Parliament
1
rontu-Broadview.
(ieri
-'o
Ilees
un
the
olh"i-1
forth
In
the
United
Nations
chri
i
-
THESE
On
the
floor
oi
the
House
of
,
The
pist
Ls
approxunatclv,
llan(,
comoletelv
reverse
i
ter.
the
Secretary
General
of
the
:
Commons.
MPs
were
claiming
j
eq
u
i
v
alcn
t
to
that
of
Psrtv
(appeal
which
ncv
rthelesj
curr-
j
United
Nations.
Speaking
bo,:i
!
ie.s
a
high
degree
of
potency.
It
in
English
and
In
French,
Mr.
j
Is
characteristic
of
Ilees
that
i.e
',
Speaker
addressed
Mr.
Itammar-I
borrows
nothing
consciously
!:JoM
directly
and
.said
to
him
from
the
past.
A
person
of
boun-
i
"Wo
marvel
at
your
splendid
that
we
were
in
the
beginning
i
Organizer.
And
from
the
stand-jof
anot
her
depression
and
that
I
point
of
exercising
this
function
j
we
had
more
than
500.000
un-;
the
PC's
are
in
the
fortunate
!
employed.
,
j
position
for
once
ot
beln
1111-
WINDA
HlVf-thut
rrcalt'd
a
si
hiiiup
(ieedratiUi-
WTMM
FLt
sll-clu.'.ively
for
&
Uniting
people
r
uriout
floor
w
But
only
a
few
yards
away,
in
,
10
make
a
umUke.
regard
dless
energy,
enthusiasm,
and
j
career
as
a
.statesman
ana
u
ain-
high
sincerity,
ne
has
made
a
'"mat
which
is
n
source
or
lo-sludy
of
the
present-day
pro!)-
lolratlon
for
us"
The
Speaker
im
nr
uiiiinim
oioft
innL-
i.wt
'hen
remliuicdthe
Hou.;e
th:il
i
the
committee
room,
the
heads
:
of
the
coastruction
industry
In
i
Canada,
and
the
spokesmen
for
Chrysler
Windsor
4-Door
Sedan
....
$975
1350
Plymouth
4-!onr
Sedn.
All
new
tires
..'$1450
194!)
Ford
Tudor.
Very
good
shape
$1
95
LARGE
SM.IXTION
OF
OIJIFR
CARS
TO
PICK
FROM
912
Wu
Mr.
Hammarskjold
was
ele-ted
Secretary
General
of
the
United
Nations
on
April
7.
19i3,
less
than
a
year
ago,
but
had
already
won
general
admiration
and
respect.
The
Secretary
General
only
$13H
tailored
up-to-date
organisation
methods
to
lit
them.
They
have
worked
In
his
own
case
an'1
where
others
have
tried
his
formula
he
has
wrlten
an
ABC
pamphlet
on
organization,
thry
have
had
an
impre'.-ivc
mea.surj
of
success.
,
On
the
theory
thut
the
PC's
Jadly
need
an
infusion
of
you:h
:e-s
of
which
candidate
they
choose.
Both
have
what
the
position
takes:
capacity
for
hard
work,
ri
y
n
a
m
i
c.
and
abundant
energy,
foreerul,
aggresslve.aml
attractiva
personality,
an-1,
finally,
quick
and
good
political
judgment.
But
It
Is
interesting
to
notj
that
if
the
PC's
.should
choose
Howe
they
would
be
returning
directly
to
the
great
A.
V.
Me-Rae
organizing
tradition.
General
McRap
was
the
organizer
for
former
Prime
Minister
Bennett
In
the
1030
campulgn.,.
H
was
widely
regarded
as
the
arch
See
Thfin
T
the
labor
unions,
were
predicting
higher
wages
in
the
house
construction
field.
They
were
also
predicting
a
shortage
of
building
material,
at
least
when
the
new
Housing
Act
reache3
the
peak
of
its
activity
this
year.
To
me,
tht
:wo
things
did
not
seem
to
tie
together.
I
just
do
notice
how
there
can
be
widespread
demands
for
higher
wagrs,
and
higher
prices
for
McRAEE
LETTERBOX
LIMIT!
and
forward-locking
method
;,
I
Hees
plainly
has
a
great
deal
to
The
Editor,
AUTO
SERVICE
The
fit'in"
TU
:
Phone
k
ofler.
The
odd
i
in
interest'!1.!
Parliament
Hill
circles
favor
materials,
if
we
are
anything
itect
of
the
noteworthy
victory
The
Dally
News:
I
believe
that
Alderman
Lyons
(
seconded
by
Aid.
McLean,
mov-
luff
n
vnt
nf
nnn-rnnfiftence
in
FO
PAY
off
its
outstanding
hank
loans
and
to
obtain
cash
needed
for
the
completion
of
its
milding
program,
the
Company
has
borrowed
an
additional
$50,000,000
through
the
sale
of
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
debentures
bearing
interest
at
the
rate
of
411.
per
cent.
The
Company
has
thus
increased
its
debt
10
the
public
by
the
considerable
sum
of
$50
million.
The
previous
public
financing
was
in
April
l!t.;
when
$.'SO,000,000
par
value
second
preferred
stock
bearing
5Vi
per
cent
interest
was
issued.
Before
that
Alcan
had
sold
two
other
debenture
issues,
one
of
$50
million
and
the
other
of
$90
million.
Thus,
in
the
last
few
years,
Alcan
has
"borrowed
$220,000,000
from
the
general
public
through
these
financings
alone.
Over
the
years
to
come
this
great
sum
must
be
repaid
to
the
investors
who,
in
many
cases,
are
you
and
I
if
we
own
insurance
policies
or
have
savings
accounts
since
most
-insurance
companies
and
banks
keep
our
premiums
and
deposits
at
work
earning
interest
by
buying
such
securities.
The
borrowed
money
together
with
other
funds
have
been
and
are
being
tised
to
build
new
plants,
and
thus
create
new
payrolls.
In
the
Province
of
Quebec,
large
sums
of
money
were.
spent
to
erect
two
new
powerhouses
on
the
Peribonka
Kiver,
and
to
add
a
71,500
ton
smelter
to
the
existing
facilities
at
Alcan's
Isle
Maligne
installation.
Alcan
subsidiaries
also
spent
around
$10,000,000
to
improve
services
and
supplies
to
Alcan.
Out
in
British
.Columbia,
the'
vast
Alcan
project,
stkrtaljii
li51!,
U
njoviri
stdidil
y
iilonvyat'Ck
the
completion
of
the
first
phase
in
mid-summer
of
this
year.
It
takes
a
lot
of
money
these
days
to
build
anything,
and
it
also
takes
a
lot
of
vision
to
plan
the
manufacture
of
the
aluminum
and
the
sale
of
the
metal
in
the
markets
of
the
free
world
so
that
the
debts
will
he
discharged.
Each
one
of
us
in
Alcan
can
rightfully
take
pride
that
we
play
a
part
on
a
team
that
is
doing
so
much
to
build
our
countrynot
only
for
ourselves
but
for
our
families
and
the
generations
to
follow
US.
Mean
Press,
Kingston
near
the
saturation
point
in
the
Rowf
s
rn-inc"s
bv
a
sizable
W0I1
by
the
party
In
that
el
-e-I
market
for
homes
or
!
maiority-
But
lr
lhP,'e
snould
b"
anything
tion.
Similarly
the
extent
of
the
party's
defeat'
in
1935
was
ai-ttn
Up'set"
can
toimtpd
the
chairman
of
the
board
of
trthiiti
h
t,i
nonnuifi
upon
io
cio
a
joo
ir.ai
win
oe
For
that
wonderful
name
at
the
top
of
your
list,
a
FRIG
I
DA
I
RE
failure
to
retain
him
for
that
I
Impressive
to
watch
and
inter-campaign
esting
in
i'.s
possible
remits.
works,
Aid.
Casey,
were
both
voting
against
themselves.
Basing
their
motion
on
a
.
charge
that
Aid.
Casey
Invited
Rowe
was
one
of
General
M.
f
else.
ONE
OF
the
interesting
fads
v.'h'ch
emerged
out
of
the
testimony
Is
that
section
30
of
the
new
Act
provides
ready
made
machinery
for
any
muni-cipuliiy
to
go
ahead
with
a
large
.-cale
low
rental
housing
scheme.
"the
works
meclianic
into
a
dls-1
Rac.s
intimate
friend.;.
Ha
v.
at'.soclated
with
him
in
rmr.iy
party
projects
and
was
a
clow
REFRIGERATOI
t
ELECTRIC
RANGE
(
'0
!
Police
Scatter
cussion
on
proposed
purchases
of
machinery
against
the
council's
wishes,
it
transpired
that
this
same
mechanic
has
been
sent
alonn
with
the
engineer
to,
purchase
this
same
machinery
by
the
common
consent
of
city
j
council.
-
-
H
would
seem
that
If
the
Idea
j
of
the
mechanic
accompanying
mm
the
engineer
to
purchase
the
machinery
was
approved,
then
by
J
that
same
act,
the
discussion
of
said
purchases
prior
to
purchase
j
is
also
approved
In
prlnciole.
'
Or
else
there
was
no
sense
In
1
sending
the
mechanic,
along
to
The
City
of
Vancouver,
f6r
instant
e,
could
secure
federal
iinunclng
up
to
75
of
the
tot;J
cost
of
8ny
low
rental
housing
project,';
provided'
only
that
it
could
secure
the"
cooperation
of
the
province
to
the
extent
of
the
remaining
25.
Moreover,
theie
:s
no
restriction
on
how
the
province
would
have
to
put
up
its
25
share
of
the
total
cost.
It
might
arrange
for
the
municipality
to
finance
part
of
Its
on-quarter
of
the
total
cost.
Or
it
might
arrange
for
private
investors
to
do
.so,
on
Its
behalf.
The
oniy
stipulation
is
that
the
province
must
assume
one-quarter
liability
on
all
such
projects
and
that
the
dwellings
must
go
to
people
of
genuinely
low
income.
WHATEVER
may
have
been
the
assist
in
ptu-chasing
a
product
the
engineer
hud
already
decided
upon.
EDWARD
W.
GREEN,
Prince
Rupert.
i
See
All
the
Frigidaire
Appna"1
-
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LIMIW
TEHRAN.
Iran
(Reuters)
Police
fired
in
the
air
today
and
successfully
scattered
demonstrators
calling
for
the
election
to
Parliament
of
former
foreign
minister
Hussein
Fatemi,
missing
since
he
was
reported
"torn
to
pieces"
by
mobs
last
August
but
later
reported
to
have
fled
the
country.
The
demonstrators
handed
out
leaflets
in
Tehran's
main
streets
proclaimlnrj
Fateinl
as
underground
leader
of
th-
national
resistance
movement.
They
urged
the
population
to
elect
him
to
Parliament
during
the
current
balloting
In
the
capital.
Fateml
served
as
top
spokesman
for
Mohammed
Mosedegh's
government
which
was
overthrown
In
street
riots
la.st
August.
Gnti.
FuJilollah
Zahedll's
succeeding
government
preferred
treason
charges
against
both
men,
sent
Mossadegh
to
Jail
for
three
years,
and
has
been
hunting
Fateml
ever
since.
1
J'J
'
m
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
i
UJUi
MARINE
SOT.
Thomas
L.
White
of
New
Haven,
Conn.,
proudly
holds
sad-eyed
Mul-doon,
his
entry
in
a
dog
show
held
by
the
First
Marine
Division
in
Korea.
The
pooch,
who-
claims
to
be
a
"small-scale
St.
Bernard,"
won
first
prize
in
the
puppy
class.
The
trophy
Muldoon
won
is
almost
as
bin;
as
he
Is.
Mr.
Knight,
MP,
was
speaking
i
off,
no
matter
what
the
weather
the
other
evening
on
parents
j
Is
like.
So
he
has
a
suggestion,
and
children,
and
incidentally,
I
Ins'(,iul
of
having
a
fixed
day
off
defining-
the
wnrri
hnmiMri
ra(n
we(
kl
wllv
not
Pic"
the
first
mistakes
of
the
past,
the
machinery
is
there
now
for
future
action.
The
new
Act
will
make
it
possible
for
scores
of
thousands
of
people
to
buy
thplr
own
homes,
on
long
term,
and
for
a
down
payment
of
10
in
most
cases.
But
a
more
important
provision
is
that
the
new
Act
car
rles
a
ready
made,
standing
invitation
whereby
every
city
in
Canada
can
get
plentiful,
low
cost
rentul
housing
for
families
which
do
not
earn
enough
to
buy
or
rent
homes
for
themselves
in
the
open
market.
Said
Hansard,
in
reporting
him:
one
you
see.
Not
a
half
bad
Idea,
although
involving
a
few
complications.
ma
a
"The
parents
go
off
for
an
evening's
entertainment.-
They
come
back
to
find
the
children
as
well
as
the
house
in
ashe.
That
Is
one
thing."
MARCONI
Eight
thousand
more
emigrants,
fresh
from
overseas,
due
in
Halifax
in
another
few
days.
Not
one
will
even
begin
to
realize
the
size
of
Canada
until
after
the
first
25
or
30
years.
PRINCE
RUPERT
About
the
only
thing
you
can
say
in
favor
of
being
fully
occupied
is
that
you
haven't
time
to
notice
the
weather,
observes
a
contemporary.
O
CANADA
It's
generally
thought
that
in
Canada
railway
porters
get
their
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on
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trains
as
part
or
ed
to
take
off
from
Jaoan.
or
i
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wagM-
coining
or
the
MARCH
11th
8:00
p
m.
elsewhere
In
the
East
on
or
about
sort.
They
pay
in
the
diners,
March
17,
following
a
world
fretting
one-third
off.
Here
was
ingnt.
its
a
grand
tour,
even
if
;
a
chance
to
.sorins
mnnev
male-
landing
In
San
It
does
mean
Francisco.
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wagers.
We
are
so
all-fired
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Eric
Nlcol,
the
columnist,
says
porter,
with
his
little
whisk,
had
,
all
of
us
have
to
take
Sunday
1
to
pay
his
shot.
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