Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
4,
1952
i
Paris
World
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,;
Suez
Fighting
Starts
Anew
tumes
pass
by
with
armfuls
of
documents,
there
b
vast
opportunity
for
practice
on
a
minor
scale
of
tlie
forbidden
delighU
of
secret
diplomacy.
j
Little
talks,
innocent
seeming
leading
questions,
apparently
I
r.cglinent
admissions
let
fall
by
Communists
vs
-1
Crossroads
IbMAlLIA,
E-ypt
(CPl-.Ctd
I
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1Ixl-
i-iilta
flf
tllft
nillH.
t.tll'Pil
firht.inr
fl'liwirt
....
..
,
'
Diplomatic
Centre
of
Day
Swirls
in
Myriad
Dialects
em
conference
atmosphere
that
Suez
City.
Gangs
of
terror,
reigns
in
the
modern
building
by
roamed
the
streets
and
sin'.
TARIS
Paris
today
Is
a
whirl-
pool
of
visitors,
a
modem
tower
the
banks
of
the
Seine,
there
are
at
BritLsh
troops.
The
But
of
Bibel
or
a
living
example
of
all
the
symptoms
of
a
hotbed
oi
had
soa.ed
the
city
at
the
soul
how
to
speak
French
with
some
secret
diplomacy
that
the
most
em
end
of
Suez
Canal
after
L
hundred
different
accents.
It
is,
zealous
young
attaches
heart
nicht's
outbreak
in
wluc,
l(
In
short,
the
diplomatic
cross-
could
desire!
British
officers
had
been
kill
roads,
of
a
world
that
seems
to
"
i,
have
become
more
and
more
-
voluble
as
it
becomes
smaller
and
Roman
Church
By
FRANK
BRUTTO
ROME
(APi
The
Communists
have
opened
their
major
1952
campaign
to
block
creation
of
a
European
army
by
charging
that
European
federation
is
a
plot
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
to
dominate
the
continent.
Italy's
Communists,
In
their
part
of
the
campaign,
have
dropped
their
kid-gloves
attitude
toward
the
Catholic
church
aiui
have
begun
an
open
anti-c.crical
attack.
First
hint
of
the
new
strategy
was
given
recently
by
Paimiro
Togliatti,
Italian
Communist
chief,
in
an
interview
in
the
Paris
Communist
newspaper,
The
Hip-swinging,
Hot-singing
Jamlxre
"vjari
,ii
&
tHat
shows
the
v
-S-'
-
.
abiazuig:::
i
if!
m
?it1!i!J!'
smaller.
Diplomacy,
defined
by
Webster's
aS
the
"art
and
practice
of
conducting
negotiations
between
nations,"
can
be
sevn
here
in
all
its
multiple
forms.
They
seem
to
run
from
the
traditional
"Congress
of
Vienna"
atmosphere
of
oeautifully
dressed
women,
much
decorated
men,
all
solemnly
tak-
i
lng
r"r'.
In
the
worldly
minuet
of
receptions
and
dinners,
gala
ball,
official
luncheons,
and
even
occasional
tea
parties,
to
the
more
modern,
if
less
graceful,
procession
of
press
conferences,
mimeographed
propaganda,
and
long
but
not
very
gracious
speeches.
Typical
of
the
functional
mod-
,
cm
approach
to
relations
be-;
twecn
nations
is
the
General
As-
j
semblv
of
the
United
Nations
at
i
t
..ilUrfEtsQliE
SETTING
The
Department
of
l'.un
poils
northern
supply
ship,
the
C.
D.
Howe,
is
shown
off
Craig
Harbor,
Ellesmere
Island,
the
most
northerly
of
the
22
ports
of
call
made
dining
her
10,000-mile
Arctic
trip
last
summer.
The
photogiaph,
by
W'ilf
Doucette
of
the
National
Film
Board,
was
taken
from
the
ship
s
helicopter.
(CP
PHOTOi
ifi.-ta,
TONY
MARTIN
-JANET
HIGH
J$
ClORiA
CHAVf
N-IDDIE
BKACKEN
ur
ANN
MIIUR
'
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tiwtmct
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COSIT.tlnCHlHij
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V'Otfw
C'Mr(ll
b
SIO
5llVt5HALKNrtltclrMMlJy
KR
L'Humanitc.
A
sharper
statement
along
the
same
lines
was
contained
in
his
New
Year's
greetings
to
Italians
printed
today
in
the
Italian
Communist
newspaper,
L'Unita.
"Let
us
tighten
In
a
constantly
broader
front
all
citizens
who
no
longer
want
to
have
any-
thing
to
do
with
the
factiousness
i
and
corruption
of
clerical
gov-1
crnment,''
said
Togliatti.
I
Tne
Communist
attack
already
I
has
drawn
reports
from
L'Os-
j
servatore
Romano,
Vatican
City
!
Power
Crisis
Comes
to
End
Ketchikan
Pulp
Mill
To
Start
March
15
:
fj
AND
SAGS
to'To
Compliment
Your
New
Outfit!
m
Colors,
styles
and
prices
-that
Invite
the
most
ex-
citing
customers.
WALLACE'S
,;
Deportment
Store
Evenings
7
-
9:05
p.m.
fO
T
E
Mofincc
Saturday
2
p.m.
a
famous
I'LAYUKs
tiieatb
PORTLAND
Heavy
and
pro-
tne
Trocadero.
Here
delegations
longed
fall
rains
apparently
from
60
naUons
(Cach
with
10
WILMS
KETCHIKAN.
"We
are
hoping,
if
everything
;Scwes
,
esi
works
out,
to
begin
work
there
between
March
15
although
unusually
cold
winter
naU,s)
mcct
vcry
much
in
lhe;
and
April
1;
President
Larson
Turcotte
of
Ketchi-j
ZfZ
ZZ?e
.r
speeches
are
intended
in-!
SKELTON
Hottatrf
newspaper,
and
Alclde
de
Gas-pcri,
Christian
Democrat
(Catholic)
premier.
De
Gasperi
re-tui.icU
ihiz
week
from
the
Paris
meeting
of
six
foreign
ministers
who
set
up
a
European
federation
as
their
ultimate
goal,
toward
which
a
one-uniform
army
is
t.ne
step.
Kan
i-uip
ana
t'aper
company
:-ia
ine
nronicie
hvir'
The
-"ion's
stand-bv
.,
h
steam
t
,
evitabiy
for
the
public
ear-and
go
"tit
to
He
world
in
a
series
;
i
plants
will
operate
through
tne
telephone
from
Bellingham.
'
Turcotte,
president
of
the
of
widening
ripples
starting
with
,
winter
months
to
supplement
hy
i
the
four-language
simultaneous
droelectric
energy
from
th;
company
which
plans
to
build
non
and
assistants
on
the
dams
translation
earphones
provided
i
1
wo
o
r
i
g
h
t
news
posters
!
a
$40,000,000
cellulose
grade
mill
and
site
clearance
will
be
avail-
The
steam
generation
will
be
.plashed
on
Rome's
walls
also
Cartoon
Newt
sembiy
s
nrectins;
place
and
swirl-
nece.ssary
to
insure
a
continuous
at
Wacker,
said
logs
from
Al-
able.
aska
which
are
to
be
used
in
Turcotte
said
the
company's
test
runs
at
the
Bellingham
financing
and
reorganization
nlant
of
Pueei.
Sound
Pnln
and
also
is
under
wav
and
that,
lhe
flow
of
power
to
such
essential
!
"w
!
many
more
than
sixty
different
industrial
plants
as
tho.se
en-
Evening
Shows
7
9:00-
Saturday
Mats.
2
-
4:25
lauuagvu
anu
iiuiiuiciio
ui
uim
Timber
Co.,
are
not
due
there
company
will
use
the
name
of
;
a!fd
aluminum
production.
until
January.
Ketchikan
Pulp
Company
in!
lul;"
u'
energy
guppneu
such
plants
is
purchased
on
an
Here
is
the
headquaiters
w.
r
finrtina
matini.
fnr
th
fiittiro.
rirnm,in
,h
nH
of
;
underlined
the
developing
battle.
One,
put
up
by
anti-Communists,
showed
a
grinning
ktalm
preferring
in
his
clenched
list
a
oeoragieu
and
strangled
dove
of
peace.
The
other
attacked
the
civic
committees
of
Italy's
Catholic
Action
Organization
which
played
a
decisive
role
in
the
defeat
of
the
Communist-ruled
Popular
Front
in
the
1948
national
c.ections.
Togliatti
in
his
L'Humanite
the
Alaska
plant
very,
very
Paper"
from
the
present
nam.-,
"interruptible"
basis
whlchlpubllc
diplomacy,
of
open
tight,"
Turcotte
said.
'However,
He
confirmed
what
The
anS
that
il
can
be
ofI
"n
!
stra
ght-from-the-shou
dr
dec-
j
they
tell
us
the
situation
should
Chronicle
published
earlier
this
a
drP
ln
steam-flow
in
the
Co-
,
laratlons
Opponents
of
the
Con-
;
be
somewliat
better
in
the
sec-
week,
that
the
magnesium
oxide
lumbia
River
reduces
generatcr
Bress
of
Vienna
method
of
sec-
i
ond
quarter
of
1952."
He
said
process
will
be
used
in
manu-
Production.
The
Columbia
nor-1
ret
personal
talks,
of
agreements
there
has
not
been
much
trouble
in
the
matter
of
priorities,
but
it
is
difficult
to
set
a
defi-
facturing
pulp
here
It
lessens
1,la"y
is
ai
a
reianveiy
low
iev-;i
hum
o
oi
uimrcuvtiinn
pollution
and
eliminates
the
durlng
the
winter
months
when
by
Talleyrand
and
sometimes
,
need
to
build
a
large
hydro-
Pwpr
demand
is
at
its
highest.
naive
acceptance
by
Czar
Alex-
I
plectrie
nlant
I.inunra
from
thn
It
had
earlier
been
felt
that
ti
e
ander,
should
rejoice
at
the
mod-
;
VANCOUVER
VICTOKIA
Chilcotin
8
p.m.
January
S
and
20
Chilcotin
midnight
Januaiy
13
and
27
Camosun
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Ai.ICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
I
Sunday.
Camosun.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ol'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
January
4
and
18
s..
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
(JUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
11
and
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
inlerview
charged
that
the
nite
delivery
date.
Catholic
church
was
scheming
'
CONT
LU'r,A(-T
.rT
YI.
1LT
T
to
dominate
western
Europe.
through
"clericalism
perched
on'
No
general
contract
has
been
pumping
process
are
burned
to
region
might
have
to
reduce
dras-
cm
UN
style
o!
diplomatic
con-provide
power.
tic-ally
its
nonessential
uses
of
ference.
where
the.
public,
for
the
While
some
water
permits
and
Pwer
In
order
to
ensure
ample
price
of
half
an
hour's
queueing,
other
arransnmcntu
u,ith
thB
supplies
for
defence
industries
;
can
see
and
hear
the
diplomatic
...,e...iow.
s
shoulders"
1
1
ll"
-unanucuon
oi
me
new
Alaska
mill,
he
said,
but
sev-
II
a
Fnrsnt
Sr.rui.
,omni
in
h
and
emcrgenrv
uses,
such
as
in
leaders
of
their
world
at
work.
ELSY
SEASON
cral
contractors
are
interested
negotiated,
mast
of
the
agree-'
hospitals.
The
federal
govern-
i
Unfortunately,
the
atmcohere
MiNTREAL
(CP)
Now
that
?"n
hXe
been
ln
the
ield
tllU
ments
witn
USFS
are
completed,
i
ment
established
a
power
czar
ln
js
,l0t
always
by
any
means
as
no
bin
rush
is
over
local
olfi-
7
'""'.
luicuuue
sum.
ne
loresees
no
--
'"."-.
u.n
conuui
or
as
constructive
as
one
cr.iK
win-rii
thn
m,.,i,a.,i
".
.Vau.
Ior
Dias
coula
He
issued
trouble
on
that
front.
The
only!
Dlul'Prinl
Ior
Progressive
ration-
would
like.
In
the
spate
of
in
Oregon
and
offico
handled
more
than
4,046,-
1
in'
T'Li
'
,
p?ss
016
.cauSc
delay
foreseen
s
"
,
'
"
""t""
ciim-
ai
inis
nine
is
in
materials',
lie,
""""!"".
37
letters
or
parcels
daily
j&uAn
:
ncti
iug
iirpui
is
ui
winiam
Bhan-
indicated
the
Christmas
peak.
A
po.sl
office
official'
saici
some
outof-t
.wn
mail
was
delayed
by
snowstorms
but
"we
gave
better
service
this
year
trnn
ever
before."
...
MXW
Far
East
Air
Chief
Says
Raids
Smash
Red
Build-up
speeches
arising
from
various
;
frictions
around
the
world,
there
!
I
is
something
of
the
souriy
hostile
'
!
attitude
of
a
pseudo-friend
who
j
i
Insists
on
telling
us
a
few
home
!
truths,
strictly
for
our
own
good,
1
;
naturally.
;
!
DIPLOMATIC
I
ISII
HOWL
This
modern
congress,
how-
i
ever,
corresponds
to
the
modern
I
j
western
concept
of
control
of
!
dlplomaitc
action
by
people
and
;
press,
and
incidentally
provides
1
ut
Seagram
:
83
to
r
vi.-
w
che
water
lest
Water,
Va."l"Z
t
Union
steamer
Chilcotin,
Capt.
j
The
"brown-out"
threat
still
,
has
not
been
dismissed:
but
j
the
federal
and
local
officials
i
agreed
that
the
greatest
danger
!
has
passed.
Dr.
Paul
J.
Raver,
I
administrator
of
the
Bonne-j
viile
Power
Association
which
;
ma.kets
all
ot
the
energy
produced
by
government
dams
in
the
Nortnwest,
told
an
audience
'
recently
that
barring
unforeseen
and
unexpected
develop-1
merits,
all
power
loads
could
be
maintained
through
the
'
winter.
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1952
wam
Mcwraioe,
is
aue
in
port
TOKYO
The
Far
East
Air
at
7:30
this
evening
from
Van-
Forces
states
that
relentless
Al-couvcr
via
Kemano
Bay
and
lied
aerial
attacks
of
the
past
41,
other
coastal
points
and
will
sail
months
Drevented
t.hP
cmm..n.
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
w
hisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Seagram's
"83"
later
for
Masset
Inlet
points.
ists
from
a
remarkable
chance
for
diplo-
massing
for
a
new
the
tactical
situation
or
ceasefire
agreements
dictate
a
change."
The
operation
was
mapped
by
the
Army.
Navy,
Air
Force,
jind
Marine
Corps
and
approved
by
Gen.
Matthew
B.
Ridgway,
the
matic
agents
of
60
countries
to
ollcnsivc.
meet
each
other,
appraise
each
Li.
Gen.
O.
P.
Weyland,
Far
East
Air
Forces
commander,
said
i
other's
work
and
ideals,
methods
Hainfall
throughout
October
j
and
prejudices.
in
a
special
communique
that
the
aerial
bombardment.
haH
ehat.
United
Nations
supreme
com-
and
November
was
heavy;
And
in
the
maze
of
corridor
tcred
the
rail
system
in
North
'
mander-
throughout
the
Columbia
basin.
I
in
the
delegates'
restaurant,
in
Korea.
The
Navy
concentrated
on
the
Reluctance
of
those
responsible
j
the
lobby
where
secretaries
clad
;
He
also
said
the
campaign
enemy's
east-coast
rail
system.
for
tne
Powcr
supply
to
write
ain
saris
or
other
national
cos-'
known
as
"Operation
Strangle
"i
The
Fifth
Air
Force
was
assign-
confident
and
categorical
"finis"!
.
.
This
advertuement
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
thi
Liquc
'
Control
Board
or
by
tli
Government
of
British
Columbia.
As
Always
WELDING,
(.ov
iiniKiil
fortified
Operators
High
Pr-ssure
Tanks
Itcfriseratiun
Stacks
and
Fire
Escapes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
'.:!.V-I:
K.
I'honc
(Jrten
Xk'
r
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
probably
had
destroyed
or
dam-
'
the
western
rail
system
run-
10
tne
'
possibility
of
a
power
aged
40,000
trucks
which
the
I
nig
south
to
the
front
from
shortage
is
a
commentary
on
the
Communists
pressed
into
service
'
Pyongyang,
the
North
Korean
lack
ot
watcr
storage
facilities
in
to
take
some
of
the
load
from
capital.
i
the
Columbia
project.
Grand
their
battered
rail
network.
j
B-29
'
Superforts
of
the
W
ScfnT
of
THEY
PAY
OFF
Dibb
Printing
Co.
i.iv
hits
EAST
COAST
:
T"",u
'
water.
and
the
chief
purpose
of
IT'S
EASY
IT'S
PROFITABLE
r.onf.roi
viTnnA
,i,i
i
.
iiawu
on
Rcy
nui
unue,
railway
nM'ivoir
is
for
irrigation,
not1
campaign
wV.d
cone
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U
fnm
up
power
production.
se
v.u..v
w.
v...v.?
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will
he
M.-
and
in
close
support
of
ground
;
Nary
Dam
now
lindcr
constrUc-
;
forces.
tion.
is
a
low-level
mainstream
DAILY
NEWS-CLASSIFIED
ADS
General
Weyland,
said
the
sue-
dam.
Any
surplus
rain
watcr
cess
of
the
operation
forced
the
merely
spills,
over
the
top
oi
Communist
to
increase
antiair-
;
Bonnevine,
and
canno',
be
stored
'
craft
.guns
along
their
supply
for
future
use.
routes
These,
he
added,
took
"a
j
In
lhe
Tnece
.system,
a
considerable
toll
of
fighter-
i
snriP
nt
rh.m
nn
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"The
recent
s)ee,lacular
buildup
of
MIG
activity
can
be
taken
as
a
direct
refl.-ctlon
of
the
de
through
the
power
plants
as
de-,
sin-d.
The
oullding
of
such
a
chain
of
upriver
storage
lakes
in
the
Columbia
system
is
still,1
lor
the
most
part,
in
the
plan
gree
to
which
the
enemy
is
being
ning
stage;
although
a
nmjor
hurt,
by
Operation
Strangle,"
he
feature
of
the
Hungry
Horse
under
construction
..,r,r,.,i
1
ltaux,
now
(from
Mondoy,
January
7th
to
Friday,
January
1
Uh
inc.)
To
show
our
appreciation
to
our
many
Customers
ni
Montana,
is
Its
reservoir
The
air
force
commander
,
'
racily.
maintained
that
"we
have
firs-
,
rt,,,)l0u4h
the
plant
will
be
dc-trojvd
six
MIGs
for
every
fighter
.,niM
lu
geneiate
oniy
aoo.il
of
ours
thev
have
shot
down."
,
2do,000
kilowatts,
it
will
aJ
.t
Th.i
biuld-up,
however,
njade
-iiiu.-juj
kilowatts
to
the
firm
daylight,
attacks
by
Supei
jmts
power
capacity
of
the
Columbia
"somewhat
more
costly,"
,a:id
.y
irm
o-xause
of
the
increased
these
flights
now
arc.
made
by
'
control
over
stream
now.
who
have
helped
build
our
service
over
the
years
we
have
decided
to
return
to
them
10'i
of
our
qross
income
on
city
service.
,
Every
tenth
trip
taken
over
our
phones
will
be
absolutely
free
to
the
caller.
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caii.se
of
the
present
lack
of
I
These
attacks
have
prevehtcd
reservoir
capacity,
a
few
week;;
I
the
Communists
from
putting
In-'
of
freezing
weather,
enough
to
j
to
operation
new
jet
airfields
at
lock
moisture
in
high
reaches
01
Namsi,
Taechon
and
Saameham,
the
Rockies
and
other
mour
-
'
some
90
miles
south
of
the
Valu
tains
hemming
in
the
Columoia
j
Hive:,
boundary
between
Korea
urainagc
basin,
would
bring
a)
and
Manchuria,
he
said.
s,
return
of
the
powcr
crisis.
But,
,
General
Weyland
said
the
barring
such
an
unusual
freeze,
i
Communist
build-up
was
unable
the
Columbia
will
carry
enough
1
"to
deny
us
use
of
the
air
north
water
during
the
winter
montns
.
of
the
Chongch'on
River,
which
to
keep
the
generators
turning,
j
flows
about
40
miles
north
of
'
i
Pyongyang.
South
of
the
river,
1
LINCOLN,
England
Mem-
1
j
"we
still
completely
control
the
hers
of
a
women's
Institute
here
;
',
air,"
he
continued.
;
debated
what
frightens
women
!
General
Weyland
said
the
op-
most.
Their
conclusions:
mice,!'
erction
would
continue
"until
the
.
spiders,
thundersto
rms
and
tactical
situation
or
cease-fire
worms
in
that
order.
Ghosts
arrangements
dictate
a
change
were
not
mentioned.
Name
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to
motor
carrier
regulations
we,
regret
we
arc
not.
permitted
to
extend
this
offer
beyond
city
limits.
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