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III
First
United
Church
A
prowler
broke
into
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
sometime
after
9
o'clock
last
night
and
stole
a
chalice
bearing
the
inscription
"Anthony
Jordon,
Urges
U.K.
To
Join
United
Front
To
Hold
Talks
:
!
1
.
OMI."
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I
iimi:
"'fSWg'x"t'
Mr.
Sieber
noticed
his
church
had
been
entered
when
he
checked
the
doors
"about
midnight."
There
had
been
a
meeting
in
the
church
during
the
evening
and
he
had
driven
some
of
the
parishioners
home.
Before
retiring,
he
made
a
check
of
the
doors.
Nothing
was
disturbed.
The
chalice,
a
gold
guilt
vessel,
was
given
to
Bishop
Jordon
by
the
children
of
St.
Augustine's
Church
in
Vancouver
after
his
appointment,
to
this
vicariate
several
years
ago.
Rev.
O.
P.
Mohan
said
this
morning
nothing
else
"appears
to
have
been
taken"
but
the
prowler
also
opened
several
With
Churchill
LONI)ON'(AP)
State'
Secretary
Dulles
of
the
United
States
urged
For-
hE
SEARCH
is
on
for
the
Baby
Reo
car,
said
to
be
the
first,
complete,
working
of
a
gasoline
motor
car
ever
bu
It.
A
sensation
in
the
early
yean
of
this
century,
k;i.s
an
exaci
repuca
ui
a
jauu
m
o
ihooci
a
touring
car.
11
was
constructea
to
an
:
elgn
Secretary
Eden
to
drawers
containing
priests'
liched
238
pounds,
and
was
perfect
in
every
detail
from
two-cylinder
engine
to
ahts
The
Reo
company,
whl:h
has
no
record
of
the
Baby
Rep
after
1936,
day
to
join
him
in
an
im
Rev.
Lawrence
Sieber
of
First
i
t
it
back
for
its
50th
anniversary
celebration
in
October.
Shown
here
are
United
Church,
directly
behind
i,nd
tlie
"papa
car,
the
Keo
lJ6
Model
A
touring
car.
mediate
public
promise
of
"united
action"
if
Red
Chinese
troops
enter
the
Mossadegh
"Cheating"
During
Fast
the
Roman
Cathplic
structure,
also
reported
someone
entered
his
church
between
9
p.m.
and
midnight
last
night.
Up
to
press
time,
he
had
found
noth
h
Check
Sabotage
Anale
Indo-China
Mrar.
As
the
two
statesmen
met
at
I
L
lM.
A
I!
-
r
I-
ing
missing.
I
TEHRAN,
Iran
IH-A
whopping
the
foreign
office.
Prime
Minis
use
or
jei
Airliner
wrasn
ter
Churchill's
government
was
reported
willing
to
join,
but
only
,
a
government
Meanwhile
in
Moose
Jaw
a
,
trains
sped
east
and
west
carry-
May
"the
pos-,
special
civic
memorial
service
:
ing
bodies
of
the
,dead
to
home-
if
the
Russians
and
the
Chinese
show
at
the
Geneva
conference
opening
April
26
that
they
are
The
break-in
at
Annunciation
.
dinner
of
boiled
chicken,
rice
Church
was
discovered
at
6:15
and
vegetables
has
off
ically
end-this
morning
by
Brother
Michael
ed
Mohammed
Mossadegh's
Smallcombe
when
he
went
to
latest
hunger
strike.
His
prose-prepare
the
church
for
morning
cutor
says
the
ex-premier
was
Mass.
cheating
anyhow
sneaking
He
aroused
Father
Tunney
cookies,
chocolates
and
vitamin
and
Father
Mohan.
pills
on
the
side.
c
cannot
be
for
the
37
victims
of
Canada
s
,
towns
for
burial.
.
Sf
ifiti
rrnirhiwriiiliiiliiilfiilir'
""'m
nTliHittiiTd
nTTiffinlifilfi
tifftni
r
fi
i
tf-itT'if
irr
siblc
cause
of
worst
airline
disaster
was
attend-
In
Vancouver,
memorial
ser
not
willing
to
negotiate
a
peace
in
Asia.
1
ict
jet
airliner
ed
Sunday
by
ministers
of
all
ran
last
Thurs-
faiths,
Premier
Douglas
of
Sas-
vices
for
the
13
B.C.
persons
who
perished
in
the
crash
of
the
TCA
airliner
were
held
today.
The
U.S.
secretary
puts
his
;
of
21
lives.
!
katchewan.
Mayor
Louis
Lewry,
arguments
directly
to
Churchill
,
parliamentary
1
the
city
council
and
more
than
tonight,
when
he
dines
with
the
The
prowler
forced
the
base-
Mossadegh,
who
Is
appealing
ment
door
open
to
gain
entry,
his
three-year
treason
sentence
Father
Mohan
said
the
taber-j
launched
his
"fast
unto
death"
nacle
in
the
altar
was
forced
Saturday
because
the
court
didn't
open
and
Communions
from
the
.
let
in
enough
spectators
to
suit
ministry
of
,
1,000
citizens.
A
special
Roman
WEARING
A
GRIN
as
broad
as
Texas,
15-year-old
Jerry
Wheeler
of
Houston
holds
his
Junior
Citizenship
Award
Plaque
given
him
as
1954's
Boy
of
the
Year
by
the
Boys'
Clubs
of
America.
Leadership
ability
and
citizenship
potential
won
the
award
for
Jerry
over
350,000
Boys'
Club
members
throughout
the
U.S.
School
activity
and
achievement,
church
work,
and
community
service,
such
as
six
years'
aid
to
an
invalid
neighbor,
culminated
in
the
Citizenship
Award
for
Jerry.
.
.
.
,
Restaurant
owner
Oscar
Blanck,
45,
will
be
buried
following
services
in
Beth
Israel
prime
minister
at
10
Downing
I
aviation,
told
Catholic
service
was
held
later.
St.
pawns
the
pos-1
flags
atop
business
premises
The
opposition
Labor
party
stolen
chalice
were
strewn
over
him
and
the
papers
weren
t
re
A
memorial
service
foi
the
meanwhile
stepped
up
demands
and
"all
other
!
and
all
government
buildings
.
I
certainly
be;anc
institutions
flew
at
half
tire
altar.
Another
chalice
was
printing
in
full
the
600
pages
of
other
12
victims
will
also
be
opened
but
left
untouched
on
I
appeal
he
has
been
presenting.
conducted
by
Rabbi
David
C.
I
staff
from
noon
to
sundown.
that
Churchill
tell
Dulles
that
not
"a
single
.British
man
or
gun"
will
be
used
In
Indo-China.
the
altar.
u
no
possiblity
The
services
were
held
as
Kogan.
A
which
went
(
of
water
about
'
In
.
Paris,
where
Dulles
files
Tuesday
to
see
Premier
Lanicl
.The
top
of
Bishop
Jordon's
chalice
was
bent
in.
tw0
nd
tnR
lock
on
the
tabernacle
was
pried
open.
On
those
counts,
the
strike
scored
a
victory
and
a
defeat
for
the
former
Iranian
premier
who
was
convicted
of
trying
to
overthrow
the
shah.
The
court
relaxed
Its
rules
on
Naples
Assault
Case
First
Heard
As
Spring
Assizes
Open
Trial
of
Mervyn
Edward
a
home
near
her
trailer-home
to
Only
'
other
damage
noticed
j
the
fourth
dls-neering
Jet
air-:s.
The
last
two
was
the
Image
on
a
small
cruci-
attendance,
and
an
audience
of
fix
from
a
sick
call
kit,
which
.
more
than
50
showed
ud
todav.
he
planes
had
;
Previously
only
a
dozen
or
so
had
pme
airport.
VANCOUVER
POLICE
CHIEF
MAY
DECLARE
WAR
ON
BINGO
VANCOUVER
Cf
Chief
Constable
Walter
Mulligan
said
Saturday
his
department
was
studying
the
possibility
of
prosecutions
to
test
the
legality
of
bingo
clubs
which
he
said
do
a
$500,000
annual
business
here.
There
are
14
bingo
clubs
operating
under
provincial
charter
and
city
licences
and
the
chief
said
the
largest
does
a
$20,000
monthly
business.
also
was
opened
but
otherwise
not
damaged.
Brother
Smallcombe
locked
Schultze,
33-year-old
carpenter,
I
find
her
husband
there
with
on
a
charge
of
indecent
assault
their
daughter
on
his
knee.
the
church
doors
shortly
after
9
o'clock
Sunday
night.
ty
of
sabotage!
"d
and
this
and
i
causes
will
cer-
i
'
investigated,"
I
r
Harrv
Hvnri
began
in
Supreme
Court
here
to
been
let
in.
.
But
Mossadegh
could
still
be
hungering,
for
all
the
papers
cared.
Etelaat
gave
him
five
inches
Sunday
night
and
Keyhan
three
on
the
last
page.
He
got
about
the
same
treatment
today.
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...
Celebration
of
Mass
was
not
day
before
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady.
interrupted
this
morning.
The
chalice
Is
valued
at
about
$50.
nf
these
strange
i
The
case
Is
the
first
of
five,
four
of
them
manslaughter
cas
and.
Foreign
Minister
Bidault.
the
French
cabinet
today
was
reported
fearful
that
strong
public
words
to
the
Reds
now
would
doom
in
Advance
any
chance'of
negotiating
an
Indo-Chinese
peace
in
Geneva.
That
also
is
the
British
government's
view.
NEGOTIATE
FROM
STRENGTH
Dulles
flew
here
Sunday
from
Washington
to
press
his
contention
that
the
West
can
negotiate
with
the
Communists
In
Geneva
only
from
a
"position
of
.strength,"
and
that
such
a
position
can
be
reached
only
through
the
strong
declaration
of
united
action.
On
his
arrival
Sunday,
he
and
Eden
displayed
no
evidence
of
any
rift
in
their
airport
statements.
Dulles
said
he
was
sure
his
talks
with
the
British
leaders
"in
great
intimacy
.
.
.
will
prove
profitable
to
both
our
es,
to
be,
neara
at
tne
opring
pents
connected
"rt
will
the
in-
'eation
include-rrangements
at
I
"My
little
girl
was
upset
.
.
.
and
crying."
She
said
she
changed
the
child's
wet,
blood-stained,
clothing
and
rushed
her
to
a
doctor.
Her
husband
had
found
the
child
screaming
in
her
crib
after
being
notified
by
a
friend
that
he
saw
accused
in
their
home.
Schultze
was
arrested
by
police
about
four
days
after
y
the
baby
was
taken
to
hospital.
Accused
and
tlie
parents,
with
several
other
members
living
in
the
camp,
had
all
gone
to
cele
Schools
in
Haney
Area
Shut
As
Janitors
Continue
Strike
LANGLEY,
B.C.
(CP)
All
17
1
open
by
the
end
of
last
week.
Assizes.
A
12-man
jury
was
selected
from
a
list
of
82
persons
named
for
possible
jury
trial.
Balance
of
the
jury
panel
were
excused
by
Mr.
Justice
Coady
until
2
p.m.
tomorrow.
Selected
for
this
case
were.
Thnmas
A.
Newton,
foreman,
f
'd:
"That
seems
;
f
for
the
inquiry
!
f
"
!
French
Answer
Rebel
Assault
With
'Fixed-Bayonet'
Attack
HANOI,
Indo-China
wt
French!
be
affected
by
the
order.
Union
troops,
charging
with
fixed
j
It
was
the
first
time
in
the
bayonets,
launched
a
strong
war
that
Viet
Nam
had
called
its
counter-attack
today
against
young
men
In
bulk
into
the
arm-thousands
of
Victminh
rebels
,
ed
forces.
Previously
the
Viet
trying
to
smatih
through
to
thelNamese
were
drafted
indlvidu-
schools
in
the
Langley
area
were
The
strike
began
Wednesday.
expected
to
shut
their
doors
to-1
races
Count
day
as
the
result
of
a
strike
by
22
janitors
and
maintenance
workers.
Only
four
schools
were
left
brate
New
Year's
at
the
only
permanent
home
in
the
area.
The
(hother
said
all
the
homes
were
close
by
and
outlined
to
Ben
Morley
of
Vancouver,
building
service
union
business
agent,
said
Sunday
night:
"We
will
intensify
peaceful
picketing
today,
with
some
50
or
60
picketers
holding
the
line,
in
the
hope
of
closing
down
four
schools,
still
operating
due
to
hi-mt.frf
nien
Bien
Phu
from
the!
ally,
evasions
were
numerous
Crown
Prosecutor
T.
W.
Brown
events
leading
up
to
the
discov
countries
as
well
as
others."
Eden
remarked:
"I
am
confident
that
the
work
that
we
shall
have
to
do
together
will
be
oi
Gang
Leader
least
and
southeast.
!
The
immediate
objective
of
the
'
j
rampaging
Communist
assault
I
appeared
again
to
be
a
1,200-An
'
fiM)t,-hl!ih
hill
overlooking
the
Mare,
Cavanaile,
T.
M.
Christie,
A.
N.
Meyer,
Mark
R.
Hill,
A.
W.
fctuinip,
John
Munro
and
W.
O.
St.
Clair,
all
of
Prince
Rupert;
A.
T.
Mcintosh,
Ocean
Falls;
Christian
Haugland
and
G.
R.
Hamer,
both
of
Terrace,
and
A.
H.
Dockerlll
of
Telkwa.
Schultze
is
charged
with
assaulting
a
little
two-yenr-old
girl
last
New
Year's
Eve
at
the
Beach
Camp
at
Kemano.
The
mother
of
the
child
took
page
I.
Alaska
W
ery
by
her
husband
at
1
a.m.
'
Jan.
1,
of
their
little
girl.
She
said
accused
and
her
.hus
service
not
only
to
each
other's
country
but
to
the
understand
lng
and
peace
of
the
world."
I
i
1;!'r
fireman'Freneh
fortress
and
only
five-
and
the.
force
of
French,
North
Africans
and
Foreign
Legionnaires
carried
the
brunt
of
the
attack.
Vietmlnh
rebels
afto
blew
up
the
Hanoi-Haiphong
express
In
Indo-China
today
in
an
attempt
to
prevent
gasoline
and
ammunition
from
getting
through
to
the
defenders
of
the
fortress
of
Dien
Bien
Phu,
according
to
reports
reaching
here.
bond
had
had
a
few
drinks
on
Dec.
31
second
birthday
of
her
f
10
an
urge"
was
Dies
of
Wounds
CHICAGO
UPi
The
reputed
chieftain
of
a
$10,000,000
dope
ring
died
of
bullet
wounds
Sun-,
day
night,
two
days
after
he
and
eighths
of
a
mile
from
its
centre.
The
French
seized
the
strategic
The
two
diplomatic
chiefs
their
discussions
informally
daughter
and
Schultze
took
'iy
with
setting
'f
'
IK)
fire
at
the
automatic
heating
devices.
"We
think
we
can
make
it
stick,
as
oil
supplies
are
running
low
in
four
buildings.
We
expect
a
complete
closedown
by
nightfall."
The
workers
struck
for
a
five-pcr
cent
wage
increase,
awarded
by
a
conciliation
board
but
rejected
by
Langley
school
some
pictures
of
the
girl
in
the
Sunday
night
at
dinner,
at
the
i
School
auditor-
afternoon
and
later
in
the
even
the
stand
this
morning
and
told
home
of
the
U.S
ambassador,
Winl.hrop
Aldrich.
height
from
the
rebels
in
a
surprise
offensive
Saturday
and
had
held
it
since
against
four
counter-attacks.
In
Saigon,
meanwhile,
Viet
of
being
called
from
a
party
at
I
ing.
his
brother
were
shot
down
in
gangland
style.
-O,
also
admitted
r
SO
Olhpr
firee
The
supplies
were
on
their
Anthony
Pape,
40,
had
been
wounded
eight
times
in
the
head.
f
i.000
blaze
at
the
way
to
be
dropped
to
the
Dien
Nam's
new
war
cabinet
today
de
aniuirv.
hut.
creed
total
mobilization
of
all
i
Bien
Phu
garrison
by
parachute
back
and
arms.
His
brother,
This
is
the
16th
time
the
train
V
with
the
audi-
James,
36,
apparently
an
Inno
its
male
citizens
between
21
and
f'Uce
said.
A
union
spokesman
charged
Sunday
that
more
money
had
been
spent
In
fighting
the
increase
than
the
boost
would
have'
cost.
25
to
fight
the
Victminh.
Wooiitiir
fnr
the
first,
time
'"to
custody
Fri-
has
been
blown
up
in
the
last
month,
but
the
first
time
vital
military
supplies
have
been
affected.
French
sources
said.
a
home
fire
in
a
i
ciiw.rt
I4
MrD,Mn
.QaturHnv
hv
r,
south
of
i
the
chief
of
state.
Bao
Dai.
the
There
were
no
reports
of
casu-
j
"W'l
Under
Dol!e
Vlot
Nam
nnhiiiet
nt
Premier
alties.
l
sad
In
a
signed
Prince
Buu
Loc
and
his
two
min-
'
isters
ordered
the
call-up
by
May
I
set
those
fires
1
15.
It
was
not
Immediately
an-
cent
victim,
was
killed
instantly
Friday
night.
He
was
shot
twice
in
the
head
and
once
in
the
neck.
-
Police
and
federal
agents
said
the
killers
apparently
were
in
the
back
seat
of
the
Pape
automobile
and
jumped
out
of
the
car
when
it
hit
a
building.
James
Pape
was
a
post
office
clerk
who
had
no
record,
but
federal
agents
said
Anthony
was
arrested
March
16
and
charged
with
being
the
head
of
a
multi-million-dollar
wholesale
narcotics
ring.
'
cut
an
of
a
nowneed
how
many
of
the
14,-comes
over
me
nnnnnn
Vit
Nnmpun
in
the
fused
up,"
,!
French-defended
zones
would
Half
Interest
In
Taxi
Sold
The
interest
in
99
Taxi
Company
owned
by
Anthony
Klamut
has
been
sold
to
two
Vancouver
Island
nen,
co-owner
Ivan
Mc-Ghan
announced
today.
Mr.
Mc-Ghan
said
that
the
share
In
the
firm
had
been
bought
by
George
Matousek
and
Walter
Arnason,
formerly
of
Campbell
River.
Ml
S
,
i
I-
A,
Cuts
Slated
In
Fish
Prices
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
W
An
official
of
the
Alaska
fishermen's
union
said
here
Saturday
he
has
received
unofficial
reports
that
drastic
cuts
are
slated
for
salmon
prices
In
the
Cook
Inlet
area
this
season.
Einar
Ted
Meining,
business
aeent
for
the
union,
said
he
had
ff
Shipping
Sets
Mark
Strike
Cuts
Cargoes
tits
more
deepsea
ves-
The
report
said
the
grain
workers'
strike,
which
tied
up
all
major
elevators
In
the
port,
was
the
greatest
factor
ln
the
drop
in
cargo
movements.
Figures
showed
a
drop
of
420,000
tons
of
grain
handled.
A
weak
pulp
market
also
con
not
received
any
official
word
as
vpt.
but
that
eood
sources
indl
rate
fish
prices
will
be
trimmed
Japan
Asks
U.S.
To
Limit
Tests
TOKYO
(Reuters)
Japan
has
asked
the
United
States
to
reduce
the
number,
scale
and
length
of
time
of
atomic
tests
in
the
Pacific,
it
was
announced
today.
Foreign
Minister
Katsuo
Oka-zakl
said
Japan
wants
the
tests
limited
"so
that
Japanese
fishermen
may
safely
fish
in
these
waters
the
richest
and
cheapest
source
of
food
for
the
HI
tributed
to
a
decrease
of
20.000
tons
of
wood
pulp
handled,
the
WEATHER
FORECAST
North
coast
region:
cloudy
with
showers
today
and
Tuesday.
Showers
occasionally
mixed
with
snow
overnight.
Colder.
W'nds
southerly
20
in
exposed
areas
shifting
to
southeast
20
Tuesday
morning.
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Port
Hardy
34
and
45,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
34
and
42.
.r,evpr
Wore
but
t
yti
in
cargo
??.u
of
the
79-
ldl'
strike.
SS10'
the
national
f
fflMlosea
that
Ifl-20.3uo
tons,
en-
1
,nThe
ear
t
IS
high
of
J'otalung
5.838,503
tons,
compar-f
to"
in
1952.
from
35
to
40
cents
in
the
Cook
Inlet
area.
Such
a
cut
would
bring
prices
for
red
salmon
here
down
to
about
90
cents,
Meining
said.
About
700
local
fishermen,
as
report
noted.
Completion
of
the
Trans'
Mountain
Pipeline
oil
pipeline
LLOYD
ROSENCUTTER,
the
Kansas
trapper
hired
by
the
Fish
and
Game
Department
to
trap
beavers,
displays
the
pelts
of
some
of
the
49
beavers
he
has
caught
since
last
December.
Rosen-cuttef
was
called
into
action
after
many
farmers
-complained
to
the
department
that
beavers
stole
corn
and
caused
numerous
land
cave-ins
by
their
digging.
:
.
well
as
the
many
who
come
ln
each
season
from
outside,
will
be
affected
If
the
lower
prices
go
Into
effect.
from
the
Alberta
fields
to
Vancouver
brought
about
a
176,640-ton
drop
in
Imports
of
crude
oil
.from
California.