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.day,
March
31,
ll'jlt
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of
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Firemen
Name
Board
Member
Prince
Rupert
firemen
tiave
which
opposes
a
12
:t
ct-nt
wane
named
Thomas
Klliolt.
fire
chief
I
Increase
request,
for
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.
here,
nr.
I
.....
if
future
of
Munhtiul
W.v
I.eurneil
Hire
il
i
.
,
.
Landmarks
as
Visitors
Attraction
ni'-n
i
..v::iiativ(r
io
ine
Cfm-j
i
i.
.
Libya
Admitted
Into
Arab
League
CAUfO
(it-utf
:r
Libya.
North
African
de-'-rt
kinudom
treated
in
l'j.ii,
hm
Uen
formally
admitted
as
the
eighth
Uiember
of
the
Aiab
League.
Ad-mis.lon
was
formally
announccci
at
the
op.;r.ng
of
t!ie
spring
session
of
the
league
s
council
at
the
foreign
ministry
here.
i
UNITfcD
NATIONS,
N
Y
-
It
roil,
J
uh
the
ortU
"Uiiittd
you
have
seen
recently
a
letter
Nations,
New
York."
you
may
oiarn.g
a
s.rane
Ump,
can-have
been
curious
about
such
a
place,
new
to
niai.y
people.'
"Untied
Nations,
New
York,"
is
iocattd
on
18
acres
in
midtown
eiliutkm
board
in
roiinei
lion
with
a
union-fity
vige
dispute.
Under
study
at
present
is
their
choice
of
someone
to
present
the
union
brief.
City
council
has
SAfJKft'H.M
M
Aul
clis-
d
't
-'
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'ii
S:..:at
.h-ean
fi-im
th"
siyt!';;,
aid
fund
totalled
$i
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ti'inn-?
the
fi
.ral
chosen
City
Comptroller
W.
ItleHS
Long
to
present
the
city's
brief
benefited.
Vf
Id
WZZOV
REFINERY
.
WlVVfZ)
Jr
KAMLOOPS
,
KAMLOORSvBC.
-Kcflnery
Operator.
Ltd
of
Calgary
plan
tC.WJO.OOo
cU
refihery
of
5,000
barrels
a
day
capacity
in
the
immediate
Kamlwps
vicinity.
,
E.
B.
Lay,
president
of
the
privately-owned
company,
said
here
construction
will
begin
in
July,
Mr,
Lay
said
production
would
begin
next
(spring.
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fc-;n
lfl
1
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New
York
City
on
the
bank
ofj
-he
East
River,
It
is
one
ol
thoi
mast
important
and
signiiicanii
places
in
the
wonu.
I
It
was
here
that
the
United
Nations
Seventh
General
A.-.m-bly
met
for
the
first
time
in
its
newly
completed
building
in
Oc-o'.r
la2.
With
the
Secretariat
Building
and
the
Conference
Building,
these
three
connecting
i'ruclures
have
already
become
one
of
the
show
place
of
the
big
city,
ranking
as
a
visitor's
attraction
with
the
Statue
of
Liberty,
limea
Square,
the
Empire
State
Buildijig
and
Rockefeller
Centre.
Firt
aim
cf
the
I-r.ncr!
cf
1his
magnificent
group
f
as
to
fashion
the
be.st
working
space
for
delegates,
secretariat
and
the
I
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"-
-s.
.
r
;,UUIH
OF
60
NATION'S
meeting
here
at
the
UN
Vultures
Wheel
Over
Charred
Hacked
Victims
of
Mau
Mau
A
.7
"1;
question
of
vital
Importune
whleh
"..
,
of
millions
over
the
world
This
picture
marked
"".
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Seventh
Regular
Session
of
the
U.N.
General
.
Jltv
it
u
t.
i
.
...
ml
im
I
.e
Lacked
bodies
of
their
Kenva
IRHilorii.
dren
and
h9rri,.H
.,nr.
muiup,e
siirces
reqil-ed
for
Yesterday
;
drove
through
th.,'
flood
wntrhinir
tr.
-trmiti.
i
Propr
functioning
of
the
Head
rolling
green
hills
Just
north
oi
'n
their
faces.
,
quarters.
-.
.
ji
r.
nairooi
where
200
Kikuyu
men,!
Tlie
stench
of
death
mingled'
1I,e
5econd
aim
was
to
biuld
as
women
and
children
we
r
with
the
smoke
from
a
dozen
!
bpau,lful
a
Bui
of
structures
au;
slaughtered
by
Mau
Mau
war-!
huts,
;
possible
within
the
limitation
ol
rlors,
lunging
suddenly
onto
the!
Chief
Luka
lav
haekori
...ind
supplied.
The
two
aims
Ii
j
warpath
overnight,
death
in
the
ruins
of
his
home
i
together,
.thus
provide
conven-
Vultures
wheeled
In
the
hoi:
only
his
feet
were
Intact,
Outride
11
nce
ana
U.ht.
.
sunshine
over
charred
and
!
two
gutted
trucn-f
stood
with
the
HKMH
II
Hilt
PKA(
K
i"--"t
'au
jviau
viciuns.
isiasnes
oi
Knives
driven
into!
rm.it
met
in
.t
t,
n.,.H,,n
Mothers
DRESS
UP
v...
......
v...
vii
vne
Bruunu
were
'rooms
ill
the
UN.
affords
the
i;ne
Srotwque.
twisted
forms
ol;
public
a
complete
view
of
it
,
two
bodies.
Both
were
badlv
representatives'
activities.
Tho
public
has
accepted
the
invitation
with
a
wlil.
Salmon
Survey
I
burned
and
had
deep
gashes
on
j
their
cliesU,
faces
and
heads.
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Jii-,
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.
i
In
the
grey-white
ash
beyond
YOUR
HOME
FOR
"
EASTER"
I
introducing
viMt'.u
to
ne
To
Take
Place
Off
Aleutians
,S
v
-
t
were
more
bodiesit
was
impos-
Headquarters.
UN.
Secretaiy-.ib'e
to
tell-
whether
they
be-
General
Trj-gve
Lie
wrote:
"thli
longed
to
man
or
beast.
organization
was
created
out
of
Three
Africans
walked
to
meet
j
"'e
suffering,
the
needs,
the
us
with
blank.
ila'd
eves,
a
'hopes
and
ideals
ol
the
people
woman
and
two
men
huffled
of
the
world,
forward
a.)d
the
older
man
lift-;
"What
it
achieves
or
faiU
to
ed
his
head,
hall
bowed
and
saio
'achieve
depend
on
the
faith
of
'jamb''-the
Swahaii
greeting.
ali
human
tHing
expresssed
He
was
Benson
Nieni..i
the
"r'Sll
the
representatives
whu
j
WASHINGTON
lAPi
The
j
United
States
fish
and
wild
hie
IT'S
EASY
if
you
come
to
.MocKenzie's
-where-you
wiil
fmd
numerous
styles
in
Traditional.
Modern
and
Period
Furniture
from
which
to'
choose.
Nothing
you
con
do
will
qive
your
family
so
much
pleasure
and
pride
os
o
few
new
pieces
to
freshen
up
your
entire
home.
At
Mackenzie's
ycu
can
buy
for
Cash
or
on
Budget
Terms
which
permit
you
to
pay
while
you
enjoy
your
furniture.
service
u
solng
to
expand
IU
Ala.ka
salmon
revareh
info
off.
hi,re
areas
of
the
North
Pacific.
Including
the
Bering
Sea.
Interior
Secretary
Douglas
McKay
J.ald
v.ork
this
summer
dead
chief's
40-year-old
brother
ho
somer-o'r
had
survived
the
ravafe
onlauta..
lie
told
how
scores
ot
terror-
meet
In
these
halls.
"This
building
i
the
A.isemblyi
U
anchored
40
feet
deep
in
the
solid
rock
of
Manhattan
I-land.
But
the
true
foundations
of
the
n
i
would
Involve
catching
and
tag-
fflfl
tl
i
...
1,1,
Li,.-,
i
i,
il
I
land
south
of
the
Aleutian
Is-
at
mirfn'.ht
and
burst
into
the
anJi
IThe
TT'f
,"Ki,,he
f-ailaU
"All
tht
"the
United
Nations
,
!wll
Lr
b.,.f.
J
f
u,
dPtcrm'ne
i-
?
t
'l'
thPy.
l,0l.U''
U
and
can
become
oelonM
to
hethpr
there
is
an
trea
of
in-.
positions
around
each
Individual
IK
the
,,..
,.,
of
.,,
the
world
.,,,
i
-ti
'
arxiwi
noes
a
inriviiig
uumnns
enliig
art
f:
R
Member
fitatcs
all
over
the
world.
The
i
iiukis
available
publication!
of
Uie
U.N.
and
Come
in
tomorrow
and
let
us
help
YOU
get
ready
for
the
faster
Season
.
.
.
Something
for
every
room
in
your
home
is
ready
end
waiting
for
you!
,
;-
you,
peoples
.
ter-minilhig
Ix
twrcri
American
hut
and
storehouse.
;nd
Asian
sUx
ks
of
salmon,
anJ
'
Benson
,aid
the
terrorists
ap-i
"
thU
is
so.
to
define
the
area
i;
peart
d
to
be
well
organized.
He
It
U
found
that
they
do
not
in-
heard
the
command
"now,"
the
"Cherish
it
as
your
mosl
pre-rkms
p.csesion."
Fifteen
miles
ot
carpeting
in
3-
ierminele,
the
study
will
deter-
door
of
his
hut
bur.st
open
and
,,
,!..
!..'
A.
WtacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.!
For
Oyer
aQuarter
of
a
Century"
.
,
i
"
i
"A
Good
Place
to
Buv
Third
Avenue
mine
the
lire
of
demarcation,
rule
hots
ripp?
'.
throu'
the
Albert
Day,
dlrecUir
ot
the
lh
toom.
;
Most
--"ns
in
Headquarter,
and
lldllle
servu-e,
aid
the
pro.
"I
rolled
under
the
bed
and
..are
in
bi)-.a
EnjiUh
and
French.
Ject
is
a
part
of
preliminary
re-
orctvr.tted
to
he
diwd."
he
fxia.i
Twenty
operators
man
the
UN
-earch
begun
last
summer
In
Later
he
peeked
through
'he
hboards
From
100
to
200
Z'TwVuh
,TZn:
V'
"r',a';f
Sa
,riUT.?
"i.""8
Information
are
received
-ion.il
convention
for
the
high
fire
to
the
roo.s
of
the
huLs.
-r
'a
fi-hcite
of
the
'North
Pac-
.U-.-ri
cir-ied
around
wavins
-aU3r.
I
327
Phone
775
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1M
n,,,
,
j
jixnuLii
J
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Mflc
ocean
Tlie
convention
wa
':
.i.e;
a;n.
.latc.iets.
waiting
for
There
arc
2300
typewriters
wiih
simied
In
Tokyo
la.!
May
but
is
'h"
llam-s
to
drive
their
victims
fc.-ybo.irds
for
v.'.-iin::
in
IS
lan-
V'iI
'
I
uQict
to
ratifical.on
by
the
out
L'ntted
States.
Canada
ar.d
Ja-
l'on
in
the
valley
a
quarter
om.
CnJer
it
Ja;;an
and
Can-
of
a
mile
from
a
bacon
Dlant
guages.
The
Headquarters
site
!da
have
awed
to
abstain
where
noli.-e
said
the
Mau
v
U..N.
and
is
international
i
from
salmon
fLshlni?
eat
of
176
Mm
rlnjlcauers
and
tcrrorlsU
territory.
Uivi-
r
a
special
arce-
i
decree
wrst
Icncitude
in
the
had
been
employed
-the
palice
ment
with
the
C.S.,
the
U.N.
ha
I
Bering
Sea,
pending
complcti
n
-;nipound
was
crammed
with
P.
.aln
prjv;icje
'
and
imnvmi-
I
of
scientific
studies
to
deter-
.(quiUm;
rows
of
so??ts.
..'"
.
,,
,,
,
,
t
t
'
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mine
a
pennunent
line
of
!c-
It
.
.
.
!
'"
oul
Bl"
u,c
5
1,1
Policemen
did
not
hesitate
to
Tlvc
the
suspect
cuffs,
kicks
and
New
York
City
and
the
U.S.
marcatlon
between
ahnon
cf
American
end
Aslatl-
or!-.l:i.
blow.
spp'.y.
"IMiii.v
r.l
ll
hiX;
mam
lobby
embodies
some
-'
i
t!
;
r.i.
ih
es
(o
give
this
Impre-v.tve
effert.
The
!i;
'!;-
(i
i.
rates'
flour,
while
the
hiinfing
pallenes
.
a:
a
u';c
areas
of
the
Assembly
hall.
Building
NATURAL
COBRA
PUMPS
Fcshion-wise
shoes
tho:
con
be
worn
on
civ
occasion.
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iVBuuwi
you
a
Cnstcr
is
o
iovous
time
for
the
Children.
Come
in
and
see
the
Novelties
and
Candv
$12.9
J
which
are
sure
to
make
their
eyes
haht
ud
on
EASTER
MORN.
STER
STABLE
.EASIER
Chocofate
Novelties
and
Eggs
From
5C
to
$2.50
Each
TOWN
BROWN
SUEDE
PUMPS
With
French
Cord
Trim.
Handbag
to
match
may
be
had
with
these.
EASTER
TOYS
EASTER
BASKETS
$12.95
f
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V;
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v
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filled
:es.
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end
mpty.
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EMPTY,
from
?L'JSH
RABSITS,
MSTAL
CARTS,
Csp
-c'tilly
for
1'ic
tiny
tots,
F
rem
29c
$4,5S
'U-LLRY
"""
:-
i'"-'l
u-J
'V.wonr
J
J
COOK
Ljl
FILLED,
from
PLAIN
PUMPS
In
a
variety
of
colours
from
$8.95
To
$12.95
TANGO
PUMPS
In
Red
Calf.
Black
Calf
or
Grey
Suede
?z
$1-95
See
our
complete
selection
of
EASTER
CARDS
for
thd
Entire
Family
and
for
Friends.
STORE
IcTY
LIMITED
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
Bet
33
Ph?n
357
WHERE
YOUR
DIMES
ARE
LITTLE
DOLLARS
Jt.
'
s.
ja
w
l
it
nil
w-TTtiraa.'