Wore
Blood
Donors
Needed
t"
Thursday,
November
b,
1953
i
Ike,
Dulles
Despair
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
has
announced
that
additional
blood
donors
will
be
required
to
-suppiy
blood
for
the
gamma
globulin
project
of
Uvj
Department
of
National
Health.
The
minister
of
national
health
has
requested
the
Cana-gian
Red
Cross
to
undertake
the
collection
of
blood
for
the
processing
of
gamma
globulin.
This
is
in
addition
to
the
society's
present
commitment
to
supply
whole
blood
for
civilian
hospitals
and
blood
products
for
emergency
stock-piling
The
responsibility
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
is
limited
to
the
collection
of
blood.
The
processing
will
be
undertaken
by
the
Connaugh
Medical
Research
Laboratories,
University
of
T.-lonto,
with
financial
assistance
from
the
federal
government.
Total
quantity
of
gamma
globulin
produced
by
the
labor-
,
utories
will
be
allocated
and
distributed
by
the
Department
of
National
Health,
on
the
ad-
:
vice
of
an
advisory
committee,
to
provincial
public
health
authorities
and
will
not
be
the
responsibility
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society-
!
Of
Talks
With
Reds
!
By
JOHN
M.
HIGHTOWER
!
WASHINGTON
(AP)
President
Eisenhower
land
State
Secretary
Dulles
apparently
have
de.-t
paired
of
negotiating
major
world
problems
with
i
Russia
any
time
soon
on
a
basis
acceptable
to
them.
'
The
Soviet
Union
two
days
,
1
1
8
it!-
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t.
ngo
rebuffed
the
latest
invitation
from
the
United
States,
Britain
and
France
to
attend
a
iorsisn
ministers'
meeting
oh
Geifilany
and
Austria.
;
The
Western
powers
were
due
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For
Extra
Value
For
Christmas
Giving
FAMOUS
WATCHES
Bulova,
Hamilton,
Eigin,
Cyma,
Mercury
and
many
others.
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our
many
other
Gift
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Off
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Your
Friendly;
Jeweller)
to
consult
today
on
their
next
move.
.Informed
sources
said
it
was
questionable
whether
any
further
bid
would
be
sent
to
the
Kremlin.
The
Western
governments
are
far
more
concerned
about
the
impact
of
Moscow's
latest
message
on
opinion
in
France
and
elsewhere
in
Western
Europe
than
they
are
about
Russia's
behavior
in
the
present
circumstances.
The
U.S.
in
particular
has
been
pressing
for
early
approval
of
the
projected
European
Defence
Community
ANOTHER
MESSAGE
If,
for
reasons
of
Western
European
politics,
there
is
pressure
to
send
another
message
vo
Moscow,
it
likely
will
be
sent.
But
if,
as
officials
here
hope,
Russian
opposition
to
negotiation
about
Germany
or
anything
else
pn
terms
acceptable
to
the
West
now
is
sufficiently
established
to
promote
EDC
ratification,
then
the
long
series
ot
East-West
exchanges
will
be
dropped.
President
Eisenhower,
in
an
extraordinary
statement
issued
Wk-dnesday
at
his
press
confer
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far
ence,
accused
the
Soviet
Union
of
blocking
attempts
by
the
U
S.
;
and
Us
allies
to
"get
to
grips
i
with
the
Soviet"
on
major
worl'l
j
problems.
I
The
president
said
the
Rus-
,
sians
showed
no
sign
of
wanting
,
to
get
together
with
the
West
-
i
ern
powers
but,
on
the
contrary,
j
disclosed
"an
intention
to
ere-
ate
as
many
difficulties
us
pos-
I
sible."
fflCfflCMm
if
Ves,
lady,
it
most
certainly
IS
possible
that
you've
been
paying
more
for
your
milk
al
the
store,
than
it
would
tost
to
have
it
delivered
right
to
your
doorstep
rarly
in
the
morning.
And
the
milk
on
the
delivery
tiutk
is
I
KI
Sill
R
too.
It
is
the
milk
received
the
pievious
day
and
brought
direct
to
you
from
our
coolers.
It
doesn't
sit
in
the
store
all
day.
GEN.
MOHAMMED
AYl'B
Khan,
commander-in-chief
of
the
Pakistani
army,
Is
in
Can-adi'
on
an
official
visit.
He
visited
Ottawa
for
talks
with
defence
officials
and
will
inspect
military
installations
in
Ontario.
A
K-iiif;e
by
Modcm-Maiii.
The
many
features
of
tlil.s
raiiKe
will
fjlea.se
you.
Pilied
at
$199.50
Phone
Fuel
Big
Item
In
CNR
Bills
KOSTON
(AP)
Fuel
is
the
,
largest
single
item
in
the
$300
'
millions
spent
annually
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
provide
for
the
diversified
needs
of
the
24,000-mile
system,
E
A.
Bromley,
vice-president
of
purchases
and
stores,
said
here
in
J
for
Delivery
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
Automatic
Suut-liief
Touslcr.
Ttiasts
to
perfection
$18.95
Modern-Maid
Automatic
Klrrtric
Kange
Adds
charm
to
your
kitehen..
$299.00
Sunbeam
Mixma.ster
To
perform
those
extra
cooking
miracles.
SPECIAL
$48.95
A
washer
that
will
eive
yerrr;
of
satisfaction
with
unexcelled
dependability.
Priced
from
...
$139.00
Fresh
Milk
29c
On
your
doorstep.
0
cubic
feet
;f
I
he
he-it
In
ref.U'.eraticin.
fcee
it
tixlav.
A
Ritt
to
cherish
$289.00
Snnbram
S.intlwirh
Toaster.
That
Utile
unsettling
extra
you'll
want
to
;ive
this
Christmas.
Social
J39.95
I'rrslo
Sleani
Iran
To
provide
years
of
ea.sy
IrnniiiK.
A
real
Chrl.itii.a8
gift.
Sl'eeial
$20.95
Quart
1..
Us-
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address
before
the
New
England
Railroad
Club.
Mr.
Bromley
said
that
last
year
Hie
CNR
shopped
with
11,-000
firms
to
supply
75,000
different
items
needed
by
the
railway.
"Fuel
is
the
largest
item,
but
coke,
charcoal
and
kindling
wood
are
also
included
in
our
ennual
fuel
bill
of
$70
millions."
Yesterday's
Milk
Today
NOT
Tomorrow
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
Phone
18
Limited
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
Herring
Reduced
j
At
Two
Plants
About
4,500
tons
of
herring
have
been
reduced
at
Canadian
Fish
Company
and
B.C.
Packers
reduction
plant
at
Butedale
and
Namu
respectively
since
mid-September
it
was
reported
today.
Catch
has
been
made
by
four
boats.
A'-'t'-i::
H
-i
The
Following
Stores
Stock
!
DINING
PLEASURE
North!
and
Dairv
SLEEP
ON
ASS
A
,
in
SPARKLING
NEW
RARE
METAL
I
;
iOSLO
(CP)
The
first
shipment
,
of
Norwegian
Niobium
concentrate
Was
Kent
to
th..4JnHed
Stat6si
recently;
.The
rare
metal
is-used
in'
nlaking.
heat-resistant
alloys
for
Jet
-engines
and
an
estimated
6,000,000
tons
of
limestone
rich
In
this
metal
has
been
found
in
central
Norway
.
A.'
1
Open
the
door
to
complete
and
satisfying
rest
by
buying
and
enjoying
one
of
these
'
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
Milk
B
LAIN
BROS.
(Grocers)
:i7
Second
Ae.
West
EEK-
new
mattresses.
Their
rtigned
construction,
and
durable
coverings
assure
you
of
years
of
dependability.
Spring
Filled
From
$39.50
up
Felts
From
$16.50
up
ETHEL'S
.
GIS
Third
Ave.
West
FAMILY
MEAT
MARKET
313
Third
Ave.
West
KAIEN
CONSUMERS
CO-OP
COO
Seventh
Ave.
East
FINE
CHINA
LYONS
FINE
FOODS
LTD.
Cor.
Fifth
Ave.
and
McBride
St.
SEE
THE
NEW
and
Every
Week
Look
for
Special
Prices
at
your
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORES
Where
Quality
and
Service
Reign
Supreme
DAILY
FREE
DELIVERY
TO
ALL
PARTS
OF
THE
CITY
McKAY'S
GROCERY
1
:SK:t
Sixth
Ave.
l-ast
Now
that
the
Christmas
Season
Is
just
around
the
corner,
you'll
want
to
assure
that
your
festive
dinner
is
the
best
yet.
Add
to
the
harmony
of
your
meal
with
colorful
fine
china
dinnerware
.
.
.
today.
MIDWAY
MARKET
Sixth
Ave.
Fast
and
Ambrose
Ave.
GLASS
TUMBLERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OP
STORE
Cow
Bay
QUALITY
STORE
521
Fulton
Street
RANCE
&
HARDY
GROCERY
miird
Avenue
West
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
713
Third
Avenue
West
7
Sets
From
$27.50
IS
Mr
SKEENA
GROCERY
Phone
581
or
582
SKEENA
GROCERY
500
Filth
Avenue
Fast
LYONS
FINE
FOODS
Phones
'
250
Red
465
SUNRISE
GROCERY
Sixth
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
'l
Phone
659
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
AND
GROCERS
LTD.
,
Phone
21
WILLIAMS
GROCERY
Phone
656
SUPER-VALU
Third
Avenue
West
i
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