Don
Mackenzie
Heads
Loggers
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
V'Kinesday,
January
20,
1&54
Experts
Plan
Security
For
Foreign
Ministers
Meeting
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Don
Mac
one-fourth
of
the
meeting
in
the
BERLIN
nv
Experts
for
the
Sergei
DeriBin
asreed
last
Sun
East.
The
azrpement
dissipated
fears
U.S.
Arming
Forces
in
Germany
Trapper
Saved
VAN
COLTER
(CP)
A
snowmobile
bulled
a
path
through,
heavy
snowdrifts
Bunday
on
a
140-mile
round
trip
which
brought
a
sick
trapper
frora
Nation
River
into
Fort
St.
James.
Rescued
was
Chris
Larsen
who
flashed
a
distress
signal
to
an
RCMP
plane
Saturday
as
it
flew
uestourge
that
a
royal
Ion
of
inquiry
into
all
SH
of
our
forest
econpmy
lr
plemented
Immediately-
The
lesolution
aiso
asi
,
"all
applications
for
foreaV
'
agement
licences
be
wt
abeyance
until
finding
"I
Wilh
Pilotless
Bomber
Squadrons
kenzie
of
Vancouver
has
been
elected
to
his
second
term
as
president
of
the
British
Columbia
Loggers
Association
Jack
E.
Fletcher
of
Fanny
Bay
was
re-elected
vice-president
and
Tom
Novls,
Vancouver,
secretary-manager.
The
loggers
nt
their
convention
here
called
on
the
provin-
day
night
that
the
ministers
will
meet
for
one
week,
the
second,
in
the
Soviet
embassy
In
East
Berlin,
and
for
the
first
and
third
weeks,
in
the
building
in
the
U.S.
sector
formerly
used
by
the
Allied
control
council.
Thereafter,
a
communique
said,
"the
place
of
meetings
will
that
the
Russians
would
throw
a
monkey
wrench
into
the
conference
before
It
started.
The
gathering
will
be
the
first
major
four-power
meeting
in
Berlin
since
1948
saw
the
onslaught
of
the
cold
war,
its
sub-
Rv
KLTON
C.
FY
miles
perhaps
approaching
inquiry
are
known
"
f
..
Big
Four
are
planning
security
!
and
other
details
of
the
Berlin
j
foreign
ministers'
conference,
I
scheduled
to
open
here
Monday.
!
The
United
States,
British,)
French
ar"
Russian
command-j
ants
of
tr.c
divided
city
ap-
j
pointed
demities
to
meet
to
work
out
detailed
arrangements
for
;
the
conference
on
German
unity
i
and
an
Austrian
peace
treaty,
i
Orders
from
their
home
gov-'
ert-tients
"
ended
10
days
or
wruufMng
over
the
conference
site.
The
three
Western
military
chiefs
and
Soviet
commandant
depend
upon
the
course
of
the
!
sequent
East-West
split
and
the
ru
unvrrnment
to
immediately
Berlin
blockade.
conference.
establish
a
royal
commission
to
i
MEDK
AI,
WNKJvT(J
1,000
miles.
The
Matador's
speed
during
all
of
its
flight
except
the
final
dive
at
its
target,
must
be
assumed
as
sub-sonic
I
less
than
about
700
miles
an
houri.
Thus,
it
could
be
vulnerable
to
some
of
the
newest
types
of
interceptors
which
have
speeds
up
in
the
sonic
range.
overhead
on
its
return
from
lo-!
eating
missing
trapper
John
I
bendickson,
150
miles
o
the
north
in
the
frozen
Olininka
River
countrv
I
The
snowmobile,
driven
oy
Dave
Jones
of
Fort
St.
James.
I
made
the
trip
;.i
'7
hours.
The
Russians
at
first
had
demanded
that,
half
the
meetings,
including
tiie
opening
session,
be
held
i.i
l
.,
Berlin.
The
West
inquire
into
an
nnasos
oi
o.v,.
a
;
Penicillin,
one
of:Un,
forest
industry.
j
most
valuable
drugs,
was
t
J"'
The
resolution
was
passed
ered
In
1929
by
Alexander?
unanimously
at
i
'.
final
session.
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lng
in
England:
,
j
WASHINGTON
The
United
States
is
arming
its
forces
in
Germany
with
guided
missile
capable
of
carrying
atomic
warheads
hundreds
of
miles
into
Hed-held
territory.
The
U.S.
air
force
announced
here
that
it
will
send
two
pilot-lew
bomber
squadrons
to
Germany
this
year.
No
details
were
given.
MVTAnOR
MISSILES
The
two
squadrons
bound
for
Germany
will
be
equipped
with
B-61
Matacior
missiles.
These
STARTED
VOl'NG
The
great
composer
Mozart
was
18
e-'ien
he
wrote
his
ym-phony
No.
29
ili
1774.
sru-'Y
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first
to
hold
onl"
have
been
in
mass
production
at
:
the
Baltimore
plant
of
the
Glenn
L.
Martin
Co.ilor
more
i
than
a
year.
The
air
force
did
not
disrlo.se
i
the
number
of
missiles
in
a
j
snuudron.
but
it
is
believed
sev-
!
era!
hundred
may
be
allotted
to
i
each.
By
comparison,
a
squad-
ion
of
jet
fighters
numbers
25
i
rv
'w-
,
The
Matador
is
the
first
offen-
five
guided
missile
to
be
turned
!
over
to
a
tactical
unit
of
the
U.S.
:
armed
forces.
Other
such
mis-
;
silee
with
greater
speed
and
I
wider
range
are
being
designed
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When
the
Matadors
arrive,
U.S.
!
forces
in
Europe
will
pack
this
three-way
atomic
punch:
!
U.S.
air
force
jet
and
piston-
j
cnglned
planes
that
can
carry;
atomic
bombs,
the
giant
280-mil-!
limt'tre
atomic
cannon,
and
the
guided
mis.siles
that
could
be
u.scd
to
strike
at
Soviet
troop
concentrations,
supply
depots
and
.communications
centres
hundreds
of
miles
back
of
the
Hres,
should
war
come.
Measured
against
the
known
range
of
a
comparable
jet
fighter,
the
Matador
presumably
liuJ
a
range-well
beyond
500
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lOTOt$
VAIUI
standing.
There's
over
70
new
features
in
all
and
iery
last
one
is
designed
lo
give
higher
perform
Giant
Yellowknifc
(tod's
Lake
Harrlcana
Duvex
Jollet
Quebec
Mttlc
Long
Lac
!
Lynx
Mad.sen
Red
Lake
....
McKenzie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
.
Moneta
Noranda
1
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
New
Senator
Sherritt
Goraon
Steep
Rock
Silver
Miller
Ewect
Grass
Oils
Golden
Manitou
Can.
Chem.
&
Cell.
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Landovcr
Oils
Yet,
the
new
GMC
is
ready
to
go
ready
lo
bring
you
new
heights
in
pulling
power,
carrying
power,
and
Staying
power.
It's
handsomer
too
with
its
massive
redesigned
front
end,
new
headlight
spacing
and
driver-planned
cabs.
But
this
year
the
GMC
story
is
truly
a
power
story.
In
over
50
models
you
can
choose
from
the
widest
range
of
engines,
transmissions
and
axles
on
the
market.
From
this
brilliant
range
of
power
units
you
can
get
the
exact
combination
to
haul
your
specific
loads
with
the
highest
efficiency.
And
though
new
efficient
power
is
a
big
feature
it
is
just
one
of
the
many
which
makes
GMC
out
HEW
C
OMfOtt
Th
all-new
cabs
offer
grcattr
comfort,
vision
and
convenience
than
ever
bafor
.
.
.
plus
e
high
in
appearance.
Thty
hove
such
features
as
one
piece
"Panoramic"
windshield,
redesigned
instrument
panals
with
soft
light
gauges,
and
beautiful
two
tone
interiors.
In
addition,
as
optional
equipment
there
are.
Cab
Rear
Corner
Windows
and
Shade-lite
Class.
These
end
ma
ny
mar
f
aatures
put
GMC
cebi
far
ahead
In
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ance,
greater
profit,
greater
comfort
and
convenience.
Nothing
has
been
overlooked
in
the
forward
march
to
bring
you
a
truck
that's
filled
with
power,
that's
built
to
take
the
heaviest
loads
over
the
roughest
going
and
come
back
for.
more.
Ask
your
dealer
to
explain
the
brilliant,
new
advances
that
can
be
yours
in
1954.
You'll
see
immediately
how
they'll
mean
great
new
benefits
to
you
in
your
business.
Then
choose
the
one
model
in
50
that's
exactly
right
for
your
requirements
and
be
ready
to
go
for
mora
profits
in
any
trucking
job.
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For
Home
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Fur
buyers
from
the
United
States
anci
Cmiiida
headed
home
Saturday
following
the
two-day
western
Cfumdi'.tn
raw
fur
auction
sales
lure.
An
estimated
$1,000.01)0
In
ptlts
changed
hands
Thursday
and
Friday
in
one
of
the
largest
With
this
amaiing
optional
feature,
the
driver
floats
over
bumps
with
no
harsh
jouncing-And
for
extra
comfort,
the
seal
is
fully
adjustable
so
the
driver
can
select
the
belt
driving
position.
You
get
a
wide
choice
of
GMC
engines.
And
all
are
of
the
valve-in-head
design
which
has
won
fame
over
the
years.
The
Thriftmaster
and
Loadmaster
engines
have
been
Increased
from
1
08
to
1
12
horsepower.
'
Now
you
can
carry
sand
or
grain
loose
in
the
pick-up
box
with
no
leakage.
And
the
boxes
are
deeper
this
year,
giving
a
lower
loading
height.-ven
the
tail-gate
is
stronger
with
new
safety,
catch
that
eliminates
rattles.
-
fur
auctions
in
western
Cunada
Thursday
buyers
bid
on
animals
caught
"wild."
Sales
Fri-dv
Included
1,200
lots
of
HwVt
?he
feature
youve.ban
wailing
for.
The
9300
and
9400
series
now
have
a
now
Hydro-Malic
transmittion
which
eliminates
clutch
and
Star
ihiHing.
It
also
selects
the
right
gear
tor
ey
lead
end
any
condition.
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