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Only
10
Prisoners
Seek
Repatriation
By
The
Asuocialed
Preta
PANMUNJOM.
Balking
Chinese
war
prisoners
today
rejected
overwhelmingly
the
first
Com-munLst
attempts
to
coax
them
home.
Of
500
Chinese
who
met
Red
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4
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.
Interviewers
in
an
opening
ses-
b
neste
sion,
only
10
requested
repatriation
to
Red
China,
said
the
neu
r
it
siAGKf
OAC'II
once
made
the
run
from
New
York
to
Boston
and
In
1850
was
6
one
of
tlie
fastest
things
on
w
heels.
Then
the
railroads
.took
over,
and
the
coach
13
P.!
I
(rom
service
and
la
now
kept
In
perfect
coudition,
by
its
owner,
David
Langlois
ol
Vt.
The
driver
Is
Ernest
Barrell.
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,
tral
nations
repatriation
commission.
The
long-delayed
interviews
began
only
after
Indian
custodian
troops
pried
the
wildly
demonstrating
Chinese
from
their
compounds
with
threats
of
force.
SEVEN
IIOl'RS
LATE
After
defying
two
Indian
ultimatums,
the
first
200
rock-throwing,
bugle-blowing
anti-Red
Chinese
finally
submitted
to
Communist
interviews.
The
explanations
began
at
3:12
p.m.
more
than
seven
hours
behind
today's
schedule.
They
originally
were
to
have
issue
Before
UM
By
The
Associated
Press
United
nations,
N.Y.
The
diplomatic
battle
to
keep
a
shooting
war
away
from
Trieste
shifted
to
UN
headquarters
today,
but
Security
Council
debate
on
the
explosive
issue
was
over
e
Buyer
Must
Pay
Insurance
est
Rate
Under
New
Plan
(CP)
The
future
ment's
proposed
new
mortgage
rate
on
National
Housing
Act
ALL
DRESSED
IP,
with
someplace
to
go,
five
suibonneted
beauty
queens
ot
the
bovine
world
are
ready
to
parade
their
charms
before
the
judges
at
the
International
Live
Stock
Dairy
Show
In
Chicago.
The
cows,
all
champions,
have
won
ribbons
at
1953
Iowa
and
Minnesota
state
fairs.
likely
will
have
to
insurance
plan.
He
also
may
loans,
These
are
understood
to
be
ut
of
the
govern-1
have
to
pay
a
higher
Interest
two
of
the
many
features
of
the
new
housing
legislation
to
be
presented
at
the
next
Parliament
which
opens
Nov.
12.
shadowed
by
the
impending
London
talks
on
the
Public
Health
Chief
Warnsf
Rat
Menace;
Okays
Sanitary
Fill
Plan
Prince
Rupert
has
been
warn-
which
trenches
were
dug
in
the
pacted
that
rats
can't
seem
to
dig
cd
again
of
the
grave
health
ground,
filled
with
garbage
and
into
it,
and
when
it
is
covered
menace
of
rats
at
the
city
dump,
immediately
covered
with
the
with
dirt
there
is
nothing
left
to
this
time
bv
a
local
nublic
health
excavated
dirt,
caused
no
odor."
attract
flies.
started
Sept.
26,
but
were
delayed
by
wrangling
over
facilities.
An
Indian
spokesman
said
the
10
Chinese
would
be
returned
to
the
Reds
in
a
ceremony
tonight
The
legislation,
announced
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
Oct.
1.
now
is
being
drafted
by
the
question.
British
and
American
delegates
here
waited
to
see
what
tack
Russia's
Andrei
Vishinksky
Iff
BEER
FOR
DIVERS
lit!
GULF
OF
MEXICO
I
A.
Ha.
i
APi
A
quarter
million
cans
of
beer
will
be
Is,
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
because
they
are
not
stamped
i:manee
with
Florida
regulations,
an
Orlando
for
said
Wednesday.
Because
of
a
machinery
break-ire
q
the
cans
hud
not
been
stamped
with
the
word
t
"It
ould
be
more
trouble
than
it
is
worth
to
t
"
stamped
canS
from
the
Unstamped
carui,"
he
sld.
at
Panmunjom.
He
said
Communist
persuasion
teams
will
talk
to
1,000
government's
housing
experts.
It
will
provide
for
mortgage
in-inunranpii
tn
nllnw
hanks
to
lend
official.
I
As
far
as
contamination
ot
j
The
board
will
present
Dr.
at
I
would
take
before
the
council
thit
afternoon.
mnv
nn
mnrtium.
with
the
vriMJueis
ruuay,
uiciuuiug
te"t
500
North
Koreans,
aim
of
increasing
the
supply
of
home
I"
uards
ha,d
to
Prev?nt
money
available
for
eon-
1
Vlshinsky's
proposal
that
the
'
council
again
try
to
set
up
an
structlon.
,
.
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intsrnational
a
d
m
1
n
i
stration
As
a
result,
tne
parKS
commis-1
waier
was
concerned,
ne
saiu,
i,iui
1
wjuiucub
uij
vuuuvu
sion
will
strengthen
its
plea
to
there
was
so
much
contamination
and
ask
aldermen
to
purchaso
dty
council
for
permission
to
!
now
that
a
little
more
would
the
new
type
of
machine,
which
use
garbage
in
sanitary
fills
to
;
make
no
difference.
At
any
rate,
could
handle
the
whole
Job
of
reclaim
Algoma
Park,
and
ask
i
it
had
been
proven
Uui
bacteria
sanitary
fill,
-
digging-
trenches,
the
city
to
purchase
a
comblna-jin
the
soil
would
work
on
the
compacting
the
garbage
and
cov-
Lending
Institutions
would
iniorui.op
1
over
Doin
zones
01
meaie
ana
i
cive
the
whole
area
indeoen-
TULU
MISI
UU
HUME
dence
three
months
later
so
far
lon
bulldozer-dragline
machine
1
garbage,
sterilizing
in
a
snon
ering
11
wiui
oin.
A
UN
interpreter
said
the
tlme
'
1
City
worxs
eupenniena
for
the
job.
had
met
with
a
cold
reception
from
Yugoslavia
and
Italy,
the
Reds
told
the
PoW;
"You
must
go
back
to
your
home,
to
your
Neither
would
such
a
fill
at-
Beaton
told
the
parks
board
t.;-.-tract
rats
and
flies,
he
said.
The
city
had
no
suitable
equipme,
garbage
is
so
completely
com-
for
the
job
at
present.
irchill
Wins
Nobel
Prize
Historical
Writings
fsTAV
svensson
;
and
foreign
ministers,
have
Iolm
iaPp
Prime
been
awarded
nearly
a
score
of
family."
.,
Refusing
to
face
the
inter
viewer,
the
prisoner
answered:
"No.
I
want
to
go
to
Formosa.
viJQ
not
be
;
cheated,
by
,
the
Dr.
J.
S.
Carr,
director
of
the
Skeena
public
health
unit,
last
night
told
parks,
board
members
that
.
something
Would
have
to
be
done
about
the
rats'
before
winter
sets
.in.
fle
feared
that
cold
weather
might
lriHg
on
an
invasion
of
the
city
by
rats,
seeking;
warmth.
A
rat
invasion
could
mean
a
major
epidemic.
He
had
visited
the
city
dump
have
a
government
guarantee
that
mortgage
loans
be
repaid.
Mortgage
Insurance
premiums
will
be
based
on
the
face
value
of
the
mortgage
and
likely
will
be
about
2'2
per
cent
of
the
mortgage
value.
Maximum
interest
charges
under
the
National
Housing
Act
nowt
fixed
.
at
.
5V
per
cent-likely
will
be
raised
to
5y2
per
cent.'
'
Both
of.
these
additional
charges
probably
will
be
borne
by
the
home
buyer.
Thus
the
cost
of
a
new
home
under
the
proposed
scheme
may
turn
out
to
be
a
little
higher
than
under
the
current
NHA
program.
To
offset
this
the
government
plans
to
reduce
the
UN,"
the
Red
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interviewer
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Winston
Churchill
Nobel
Peace
Prizes,
which
,
are
awarded
the
1953
j
distributed
by
the
Nobel;
com?
for
his
lirtlllant
his--1
millet
tit
the
Norwegian
Parities.
Hp
nlnns
to
1
liament.
But
Churchill
is
the
gued.
,
'
j
,"
1
"I
have
made
up
my
mind,
.
,
SEVEN,
KILLED
AS
PLANES
.
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COLLIDE:
DURING
FL
Y-PAST
5;
WELLINGTON
(Reuters)
Two
New
Zealand
air
force
planes
crashed
in
mid-air
killing
all
seven
men
aboard
here
today
following
a
ceremonial
fly-past.
The
fly-past
was
at
Harewood
airport
lor
the
presentation
of
prizes
in
last
week's
London-to-New
Zealand
air
race.
"
'
'
two
claimants
to
the
area.
EXPECT
MOSCOW
ECHO
Vishlnsky
was
expected
to
lead
off
the
council
meeting
with
an
echo
of
Moscow's
earlier
charge
that
the
United
States
and
Britain
violated
the
1
194T-
Italian:
paee.
treaty
by
their
decision
to'
turn
over
Trieste's
zone
A
occupied
by
British
and
American
troops
to
Italy.
Belgrade,
scene
of
violent
anti-Western
rioting
since
the
British-American
announcement,
kept
a
close
watch
on
the
UN
and
London
discussions.
The
United
States
and
Britain
both
indicated
they
would
not
the
PoW
replied.
I
to
receive
in
December
to
first
statesman
ever
the
literary
prize.
When
the
Reds
saw
they
were
making
no
headway,
they
gave
Churchill
was
chosen
winner
famed
wiir
leader
from
a
field
of
25
candidates
late
at
night
and
using
a
spotlight
had
attempted
to
count
the
p
the
first
maker
of
Inrludine
U.S.
writers
Ernest
receive
a
Nubcl
Prize
up,
the
observer
said.
Then
the
prisoner
was
left
alone-to
make
his
choice
between
two
doors
one
to
repatriation
and
Red
N
it.
rats.
He
estimated
there
were
anywhere
from
30,000
to
60,000
Hemingway
and
Carl
Sandburg
British
novelist
Graham
Greene,
sleek,
well-fed
rats"
at
the
China,
the
other
back
to
his
compound.
He
chose
the
latter.
S2-frown
I
$33,840)
literature
was
an-the
Swedish
Aead-
1
brief
toimiil
session
dump.
down
payment
and
extend
tne
maximum
repayment
period
cn
"lower-priced"
homes.
Quake'
May
Have
Caused
Earth
Slide
at
Whatshan
Italiun
Alberto
Moravia
and
fiance's
Albert
Camus.
Only
one
historian
ha
b-i.,inoH
thn
Dvard
hetote
Dr.
Carr
said
attempts
to
poison
the
rats
would
be
futile
Imn.
unless
garbage
was
diverted
from
Intervene
at
once
in
the
council
debate.
There
was
no
advance
indication
of
what
partif
any
Yugoslavia
would
play
in
the
debate.
I
ion
was
clearly
the
,
Churchill,
the
German
Theodor
the
dump
for
about
three
weeks
while
the
poisoning
job
was
un-
-WEATHER-
Forecast
built.K
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VANCOUVER
CP)
Selsmo-
'
"
evci
laken
by
the
1
Mommscn,
who
received
it
si
"riich
has
been
dis-lvonrc
non
l.
t.hi
nee
of
85
lor
He
said
he
had
found
no
evi
Steel-helmeted
Indian
guards
with
rifles
stood
outside
the
explanation
centre
and
others
with
big
sticks
were
outside
the
explanation
booths.
Still
more
guards
were
.posted
along
the
road
leading
to
the
centre
from
compounds
where
the
rest
of
the
22.300
anti-Red
PoWs
screamed
and
shouted.
dertaken.
The
rats
would
ignore
graph
record
are
being
cnecxea
the
libcrin
y
Nobel
ihin
hutiirv
of
ancient
Rome.-
dence
of
any
geological
phe
poisoned
bait
as
long
a3
other
to
determine
whether
an
eann
the
tin
n
of
the
i
ThP
i-iiIps
remnre
a
Nobel
refuse
was
available.
tremor
could
nave:causea
tne
It
was
no
secret,
however,
that
he
Yugoslslav
delegation
wanted
no
part
of
the
Soviet
proposal
and
tried
vainly
to
prevent
Vishinsky
from
entering
it.
North
Coast
Region:
Cloudy
with
showers
today
and
Friday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
He
told
parks
commissioners
mud
slides
which
crippled
tne
'
prize
winner
to
deliver
a
Nobel
including
premiers
lecture
in
public
within
six
there
could
be
"absolutely
no
wnanan
power
ucciupumn,.
nomenon
which
could
have
caused
cracking
of
the
two-mile
mountain
tunnel
which
let
water
into
the
surrounding
hillside
and
contributed
to
the
huge
slides.
Winds
southerly
15.
Suggestion
which
touched
off
months
of
Dec.
10,
the
date
on
which
the
award
is
presented.
The
prisoners
could
be
heard
the
sanitary
fill
a
health
stand-
Praised
objection
to
project
from
the
investigation
came
from
Dr.
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
45
and
52.
Churchill
has
wooed
the
houting
from
two
miles
away
as
they
first
defied
guaras.
Henry
Cecil
Gunning,
dean
of
point.
avma
beauty
of
the
English
language
He
warned
the
board,
however.
through
much
of
his
78
crowaea
years.
Vessel
Fr
his
crew's
wink
:,i
that
there
probably
would
be
some
public
disapproval
of
the
plan
and
suggested
a
demonstra
Stiff
Sentence
Meted
Out
To
Doukhobor
The
fabulous
world
states
man,
war
leader,
one
of
history's
the
faculty
of
applied
science
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
and
head
of
its
geology
department.
He
testified
before
Mr.
Justice
J.
V.
dyne,
heading
a
rovil
commission
Investigation
into
the
slides
which
nil
tne
Lower
Arrow
Lake
project
last
Aug.
11
Ksherios
Delia
rl.m.-nl.
tion
of
the
land
fill
well
away
from
any
populated
area,
to
prove
its
feasibility.
The
usual
objections
from
an
NELSON,
B.C.
Nick
Evdokl-
uninformed
public
were
that
Laing
Objects
To
House
Speed
VICTORIA
KB
Liberal
Leader
Arthur
Laing
today
charged
the
government
with
"legislation
with
exhaustion."
In
a
letter
sent
to
Premier
W.
A.
C.
Bennett,
which
he
released
to
the
press,
Mr.
Laing
reglstertc,
an
"emphatic
protest
at
the
manner
in
which
legislation
if
being
pushed
through
the
house.'
moff,
a
"reborn
Son
of
Freedom'
Doukhobor,
Wednesday
was
sen
such
a
garbage
fill
would
smell,
contaminate
water
in
the
area.
-rf
....
'
V.
V
V
attract
rats
and
in
general
be
and
IS.
Dr.
Gunning,
who
went
to
Whatshan
at
the
request
of
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
on
Sept.
27,
said:
"It
might
be
advisaDle
to
check
observatory
records
for
earth
tremors
which
have
oc-
rwl
In
Security
In-a
sturin
Octoher
7,
1
ta,l.
J.
H.
R.
lis
report
U,
the
de-
1
b.-v
winds
of
full
gale
a5-fot
vessel
went
'
,thc
"illy
sandy
'met
on
the
west
"rcsl)y
Island
8')t
off
about
3
a.m.
!
am
and
pitch
black-
'
down
t,.oo
j
"messy.
7
The
doctor
said
he
could
as
tenced
to
a
maximum
of
14
years
and
seven
years
concurrently
following
his
conviction
on
two
charges
of
illegal
possession
of
explosives.
Evdokimoff
was
charged
with
sure
the
public
tnat
none
or
noblest
orators,
painter,
star
reporter,
war
correspondent
and
politician
once
summed
up
his
approach
to
writing
thus:
"Broadly
speaking,
the
short
words
are
the
best,
and
the
old
words
the
best
of
all."
Churchill's
brilliance
as
a
writer
was
overshadowed
by
his
fame
as
a
statesmen.
Few
people
now
remember
that
a
stream
of
books
began
flowing
from
his
pen
as
far
back
as
1898.
Nor
do
many
realize
Sir
Winston
earned
millions
as
an
author.
He
may
be
the
largest
individual
dollar-earner
in
Britain's
literary
world.
His
monumental
Second
World
War
memoirs
alone
are
believed
to
have
yielded
him
almost
$3,000,000.
those
things
would
happen.
"A
proper
sanitary
fill,
in
I
curred
since
the
tunnel
was
possessing
explosives
with
intent
to
cause
property
damage
and
with
being
in
possession
of
an
K"h
and
V'
explosive
substance
under
sus
vessel
so
.
it
Britain's
Latest
Atomic
Blast
'Awesome,
Terrifying
Spectacle'
picious
circumstances.
4
The
assize
court
jury
took
70
WilnK
triB
u.
if?
minutes
to
reach
a
verdict.
Sen
wnnout
Although
comparatively
small,1
tence
was
passed
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson.
Evdokimoff
was
convicted
in
clean.
Most
of
the
guinea
pig
equipment
set
within
the
half-
the
blast
was
an
awesome,
ter
rifying
spectacle.
A
huge
semi-
1
M
v
spherical
ball
of
fire
glowed
1949
on
a
charge
of
conspiring
to
burn
a
school
at
Robson,
B.C.
and
was
released
in
December
1952
'
1
.
t
WOOMERA,
Australia
(API-Unofficial
observers
speculated
that
Britain's
second
atom
test
weapon
set
off
earlier
today
in
this
South
Australia
desert
region
was
a
projectile
warhead.
It
was
the
43rd
atomic
explosion
repotted
by
western
nations
since
the
United
States
set
foment
To
Be
Allowed
Elections
in
Future
brilliantly
for
several
seconds
over
the
target
area
as
a
giant
on
parole.
mile
circle
was
destroyed.
Five
obsolete
airplanes
beyond
this
area
appeared
undamaged.
Reporters
standing
on
a
ridge
15
miles
away
from
the
explosion
watched
the
huge
mushroom-shaped
cloud
form
within
25
seconds
of
the
blast.
Shortly
after,
the
terrifying
shock
of
the
ex
Alex
Popoff,
a
crown
witness
brown
cloud
mushroomed
up
thousands
of
feet
above
the
testified
that
he
found
Evdokl
moff
in
tall
grass
near
an
aban
PHI
j.
.
hard-packed
desert
plain.
4
I
.L
-British
Co-
off
the
first
one
in
New
Mexico
doned
home
at
Goose
Creek,
B.C.,
Reporters
who
flew
over
the
blasted
area
later,
however,
re
s
eight
years
ago.
in
the
early
hours
of
June
28.
plosion
was
felt,
followed
almost
ported
little
or
no
crater
was
"-on
campaigns
'
"fairs
from
now
Mt,lehs,El!Cti.0sA
Less
than
two
hours
later,
ROMP
The
Russians
were
believed
to
have
detonated
five
atomic
ex
witnesses
said,
they
found
1
gallon
jug
on
the
same
spot,
fil
exception
of
election
day.
Party
managers
will
be
permitted
to
hire
hands,
dancers,
and
practically
any
type
of
entertainment
in
good
taste.
Previously
the
Elections
Act
was
not
specific
on
entertainment,
and
parties
generally
steered
away
from
it
to
guard
against
contravention
of
elec-
Mon
laws,
fcrtv
...
parties
to
visible
even
when
their
plane
!
instantly
by
two
thunderous
re-went
down
to
within
300
feet
of
ports.
the
Kround.
An
official
statement
issued
The
brick-red
desert
floor
was
earlier
had
predicted
the
double
scorched
bluck
ioi
a
quarter
of
"bangs,"
saying
they
would
be
led
with
a
gasoline-base
sub.
stance.
w,lh
banners
fiT
:
,la?s.
Mini
hm,"!r.s-
plosions.
Aftei
today
s
explnsioa.
Australian
political
leaders
united
in
nulling
l"i
an
iiitematioiibl
ban
on
the,
use
ot"
iitoiiiic.
weap
Ions.
,
Evdokimoff
described
himself
ACTRESS
ARLENE
DAIIL'S
beauty
is
set
off
by
an
unusual
side
spray
of
precious
diamonds.
Designed
for
her
premier
appearance
on
television
this
month,
the
tlitra
is
w
orth
two
million
dollars.
,.
No.:""'8'
"due
to
tne
pressuie
wave
having
two
sharp
peaks."
n
mile
hruuud
the
target
area
Tte
next
qtuuter-irule
whs
smept
in
court
tu
w
"reborn
Si,
U'leeauiijJ
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T,
uscd
durl"8