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Friday,
October
30,
1953
tisenhower,
Dulles
Doubt
Vatue
of
Proposed
Talks
on
Peace
With
Red
Premier
Malenkov
Americans
Demand
Probe
Of
Reports
on
Red
Atrocities
For
Extra
Value
T
JOHN
M.
HIGHTOWER
Ebenhower,
at
his
press
con
;
Premier
Malenkov
might
bring
ference
on
Wednesday,
sought
to
'
WASHINGTON
(
AP
)
Presi-
world
peace.
4.
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'.
.:!
'
df
lit
Eisenhower
and
State
Sec-
As
Is
obvious
from
repeated
minimize
the
value
of
personal
petii-y
Dulles
seem
to
be
trying
to
i
public
statements,
they
regard
diplomacy:
A
value
which
has
fid
the
free
world
of
the
Idea
I
the
idea
as
a
vain
and
dangerous
tended
to
grow
in
recent
months,
SALE
Viand'AoS
For
Christmas
Giving
FAMOUS
WATCHES
Bulova,
Hamilton,
Elgin,
Cyma,
Mercury
and
many
others.
can
charges.
The
announcement
came
as
the
U.S.
disclosed
it
will
present
further
evidence
of
Soviet
com-1
pliclty
in
Communist
torture
to
;
wring
germ
warfare
"confes-1
sions"
from
captured
American'
airmen
to
the
UN's
60-nation
!
that
a
top-level
talk
with
Soviet
!
Illusion.
in
part
because
of
the
repeated
UNITED
NATIONS.
N.Y.
(API
American
delegates
took
ur-1
gent
steps
today
to
bring
the'
United
States
Army's
document-
;
ed
report
of
Communist
atrocities
in
Korea
before
the
United
Nations
Assembly.
i
The
Chief
U.N.
delegate
Henry
Cabot
Lodge
announced
the
move
Thursday
night,
a
.
little
See
our
many
other
Gift
Item
ONE-THIRD
Off
0
If
MAINJVIM
3
Your
Friendly
Jewe
lie!
political
committee.
Lodge's
swift
reaction
to
the
atrocity
report
caught
his
associates
by
surprise.
American
experts
went
Into
an
Immediate
huddle
to
write
an
explanatory
memorandum
telling
the
UN
why
they
thought
the
report
should
be
placed
on
the
assembly's
agenda.
more
than
24
hours
after
the
army
war
crimes
division
issued
its
account
of
the
torti're,
murder
and
starvation
deatlu
of
29.815
persons
including
many
Americans.
in
Korea.
AIRLINE
GOES
TO
RESCUE
AFTER
NOME
BAKERY
FIRE
-ANCHORAGE.
Alaska
iAP
Alaska
had
a
breadline
600
iilcs
long
Thursday.
'
It
was
set
up
when
an
early
morning
fire
destroyed
the
only
bakery
in
Nome
and
an
emergency
request
was
made
by
'
radio
to
Anchorage
for
600
loaves.
Alaska
Airlines
held
up
the
morning
flight
while
a
local
bakery
hurriedly
packed
300
loaves
for
Nome.
B.C.
To.
Spend
More
Money
.
On
Alcoholism
Research
proposals
of
Sir
Winston
Churchill
for
an
East-West
talk
between
chiefs
of
government.
Eisenhower
has
been
asked
questions
about
the
possibility
of
such
a
meeting
with
greater
frequency
perhaps
than
questions
on
any
other
subject.
Dulles,
similarly
pressed
for
his
views,
has
also
had
the
problem
as
a
diplomat
of
trying
to
dissuade
'
Churchill
from
pressing
the
matter
to
a
conclusion.
j
!
In
the
past,
Eisenhower
has
been
inclined
to
take
the
positive
N-n
thot
he
would
be
glad
to
.
"T''i
;
l'
i
T.u'J.-ii'.
wiUji
v
jitU:
no
any
good
for
peace.
tV!,
icndoii
to
press
a
some-v:;H
more
negative
argument
sr.vini?
the
United
Stat&i
U
always
ready
for
negotiation
but
is
not
interested
in
talks
without
evidence
of
Communist
goodwill.
I
MOW
The
report,
documented
with
blood-curdling
photographs
and
eye-witness
stories,
touched
off
demands
from
shocked
American
public
and
private
figures
-
L
rv
SAVE
UP
TO
Sea
fffic&f
Cycb
-matte
rA
Mill
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A
nrr
CHARLES
HEBERT,
54,
has
been
appointed
Canadian
ambassador
to
Belgium
and
minister
to
Luxembourg
succeeding
Lt.-Gen.
Maurlqe
,
Pope',
named
Canada's
frt
ainba-"
'
t."
?T?iin.
Mr.
Hebert
pn
ious!y
h:ti
been
nmbassa-c.ir
to
Mtx.'O.
A
mitive
of
Montreal,
lie
jomcri
the
exter-.
r.'.l
affairs
department
in
1946
as
counsellor
at.
the
Canadian
embassy
in
Washington.
ACCIDENTAL
COIRTESY
PYECOMBE,
England
f
Police,
investigating
a
theft
from
a
store
here,
found
a
real
clue.
It
was
a
visiting
card
dropped
by
the
thief,
who
was
essily
traced
to
his
home.
FniGfDAIRE
!
for
UN
action.
Lodge's
terse
announcement
j
gave
no
Indication,
however,
whether
the
U.S.
would
ask
the
'assembly
to
pass
judgment
and
condemn:
those
responsible
for
I
the
killings.
'
.
-
Diplomats
said
tny
U.S.
de-:
mar.d
for
condemnation
of
al-i
leged
war
criminals
almost
certainly
would
run
Into.
bitter
!
Communist
opposition
and
Russian
counter-demands
-that
Red
China
and
North
Korea
be
Invited
here
to
answer
the
Ameri
f4
t
rMxtr-Rifrlgerator
Combined!
tmmil
rincd
Yes.
the
whole
family
can
enjoy
the
extra
sp
"d,
ronvenlenrr
and
comfort
of
air
travel
AND
SAVE
MONEY.
There's
an
example
of
bow
it
works
.
.
.
one
parent
pays
full
fore
.
.
,
the
other
parent
and
children
21
years
and
under
pay
half
fare,
except
children
under
fixe
years,
who
travel
free
when
accompanied
;.
VANCOUVER
f
An
increas-
vention
here.
Mr.
Bonneer
said:
J:ir
amount
into
alcoholism
re-
"It
is
obvious
the
government
scorch
will
be
spent
by
the
has
responsibllties
in
the
en-BrlU.sh
Columbia
government,
forcement
and
effect
of
liquor
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
on
the
nrovince.
Alcoholism
is
a
Eisenhower,
asked
again
Wed-
said
Thursday
night.
problem
with
20.000
chronic
al-
nesaay
for
his
views
about
the
Fpeaking
to
the
Union
of
B.C.
cohollcs
in
the
province.
possibility
of
a
Big
Four
meet-
Miiniclpalitics'
50th
annual
con-
"We
need
a
good
and
whole-
af
'he
highest
level,
replied
dv
parents.
i'hone
795
for
information
and
reservation
Steel
Prices
Ccuutdiatt
(Pacific.
-
some
attitude
to
liquor
and
a
mat
"
anytning
turned
up
to
.
study
of
alcoholism."
he
said.
"I
convince
him
that
the
Russians
cannot
give
details
of
the
com-
,
would
go
into
a
meeting
in
good
mitments
of
the
provincial
gov-
faith,
then
he
would
overcome
ernment
yet,
but
an
alcoholic
any
handicap
or
solve
any
prob-j
foundation
is
the
idea
which
de-
1cm
to
meet
with
them.
SPECIALS
Holding
Firm
SATURDAY
Boys'
Clothes
and
Shoes
'
'
rve
our
support.
We
must
be
But
he
went
on
to
say
it
would
Ktna
vnRif
(p
Aitimoah
Americanize
PrePared
for
Kreat
expenditure
be
hopeless
to
have
such
a
meet-
hi
least
10
nro-
h
.1?.
h,!.
.,m.H
mill
!
11
h(n
'e
consider
the
divorce
ing
until
-he
knows
there
is
an
mll"i
couand
automobile
accident
ho.t
purpose
behind
Russian
m
ce,
ecenUv
regular
inces
caused
b'
1"ucr-
M
15
llot
our
Interest
In
it.
Indicating
he
does
In
the
United
BUtes
are
Intention
to
drinking
not
think
such
exists
said
promote
purpose
holding
firm,
the
Iron
Age
Wednesday
moderate
it
In
decent
today,
he
reminded
reporters
condltlons
"
I
'here
had
been
many
examples
"
.
"The
Tne
steel
steel
market
market
actually
actually
ao-
ap
f
meetines
ln
the
past
XJsed
SOITHERN
END
propaganda.
l-tS1
J"""?
.
'Pi'or
&DYS'
BOMBER
JACKETS
'.Quiltfld
Urine,
fur
collar.
Regular'ttJ
$18.03
'.....-.:.".'?.!...-.....'....
EOYS'
BLUE
JEANS
Elastic
waist.
Reg.
$100.
Now,
pr.
BOYS'
RUBBER
BOOTS
Dominion
Erand.
Reg.
$3.53.
Now,
pair
me
Union
union
oi
of
South
oouin
irica
,
ine
presiaent
saia
ne
nas
a
tlcnal
metal
weekly.
ever
r,.0tifinl.tfnt6hi
returning
competition
has
i
southern
.
tip
.
of
the
African
con-
for
Churchill
but
no
plans
to
see
6.00
1.25
Jgfjk
2.00
1.95
Lr
.
him.
WAIATI
FOO0
FREEZER
Autamatic
OEFROSTTNG
in
liFRIOEIATOR
.
TW.
WmsVW
New
Tool
tif
4T4.
.capacity
Foad
Fraaiar
a
lavalcald
rcfrlsralor
m
Wana'arful
Algminuii
KolMo-
BOYS'
SWEAT
SHIRTS
Long
sleeves.
Re.
$2
45.
Now
oicu
uown,
iron
nge
maintained
that
the
steel
market
is
"fundamentally
sound"
and
the
"outlook
Is
for
bettcr-than-rverapc
business
at
least
through
the
first
half
of
1954."
The
publication
stressed,
however,
that
with
three
years
of
gwns-plus-buttcr
shortage
behind
them,
steel
buyers
have
become
"extremely
cost-conscious."
Once
again
they
arc
rating
prices
more
important
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
69
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Tark
Ave.
Yav
Ikalvas
j
a
Qulckuaa
lea
Trayi,
with
Inttont
'
Tray
and
Cwka-Rcltata
a
Fawarad
by
Ika
M.ttr-Mii.r
with
j
l-Yaar
Fratactian
Flan
!
Gordon
&
Anderson
LOOK
FOR
THE
NAME
than
delivery,
and
premium
I
IIIK
tOlll.Hr.
IKAVIX
htKVILt"
prices
are
"falling
like
r.rtwccn
the
Hnyal
anu
tteimont
Hotels
Phone
46
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THE
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BRINGS
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SIGNED
BY-
Alaska
Pine
and
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.,
Woodfibrc
Divis!on.
that
the
final
offer
of
the
Pulp
and
Paper
Companies'if
.
British
Columbia
has
been
rejected
in
the'Unioh's
Reierewksm.,
althoutyh
it
is
understood
that
some
of
the
Mills
voted
to
accept
it.
In
those
mills
where
the
forthcoming
Government
supervised
strike
vote
finds
for
strike
action,
it
must
be
expected
that
a
strike
will
ensue.
Preparations
for
plant
close-down
are
alreadv
being
made
by
Managements.
This
year's
wage
negotiations
were
broken
off
by
the
Unions,
TW
y!'tri
"
(Vrirn-a'T.-.r,
r,x.v,
T!ic
Trrl
rrnrJ.p
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i,:
",'1"''!
i:-cr..-.;-..
I.;
,-,
.,.'..;..
-ly
:lV
vr.'.
whith
w
;.cc.
;.'.
i
by
the
companies
but
rijectH
by
l.hc
Unions.
Sim.,
(hen,
in
interests
of
continuing
good
management-employee
re'ltUon-:,
the
companies
have
made
the
following
final
offer:
1.
An
across-the-board
increase
of
5c
per
hour.
2.
An
additional
3c
per
hour
to
Grade
A
and
A
plus
mechanics.
3.
The
increases
to
be
retroactive
to
July
1,
1953.
The
5c
increase
will
bring
the
base
rates
to
$1.55
an
hour
th"
highest
in
the
Pulp
and
Paper
Industry
of
Canada,
as
well
as
being
the
highest
base
rate
in
any
primary
industry
in
British
Columbia.
Should
a
strike
come
in
the
Pulp
and
Paper
Industry
of
B.C.
affecting
4,500
employees,
it
would
be
the
first
industry-wide
strike
since
Group
Bargaining
began
in
1937.
The
industry
and
its
employees
have
long
served
as
an
example
of
enlightened
industrial
relations
in
which
a
spirit
of
compromise
and
understanding
has
successfully
avoided
the
disastrous
waste
involved
in
lost
wages,
lost
production
and
lost
markets,
during
th
strike
action.
':
.
Alaska
Pine
and
Cellulose
Co.
Lid.,
Port
Alice
Division.1
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.;
Wofson
Island.
Howe
Sound
Pulp
Co.
Ltd.,
-
V
Port
Mellon.
MacMillan
&
Bloedel
Ltd.,
;
'
Hormac
Division.
,
MacMillan
&
Bloedel
Ltd.,
'
'
j-'-'
Port
Albcrni
Division.
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.,;
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Co.
Ltd.,
,
Powc'l
River.
Elks
Falls
Co.
lid.,
'
Duncon
Boy.
n
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