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226
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MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
28,
1953
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Notice
of
Boxcars
Failed
String
tl
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i
Baby
Dies
In
Mishap
At
Cow
Bay
A
14-month-old
native
baby
girl
was
found
dead
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SMITHERS.
Two
men
were
seriously
injured
in
the
Canadian
National
Railways
yard
here
last
night
when
the
speeder
they
were
riding
collided
with
the
rear
of
a
freight
train.
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ALL
EAST
GKKMANY
"home."
Shying
from
the
camera,
Communist
agitators
li
back
into
the
Soviet
Zone
after
their
release
by
West
Berlin
authorities.
The
men
were
of
a
group
of
800
who
tried
to
Infiltrate
Into
West
Germany
to
create
riots.
In
the
Bulkley
Valley
Distil
t
Hospital
in
poor
condition
suffering
head
lacerations
and
heries
Minister
Leaves
on
World
i"
iiur
uuriK
on
ner
lam-t
ei's
fish
boat,
at
Cow
Bay
yesterday
morning
in
a
T
roak
accident
following
:
ur
to
Discuss
Sale
of
B.C's
Salmon
possible
internal
Injuries
are
Steve
Wolansky
and
R.
V.
Ras-musen.
Both
men,
from
Vancouver,
are
members
of
a
CNR
ditching
unit.
,
According
to
CNR
officials
the
two
men
on
the
speeder
wer
proceedin-j
Into
the
yard
in
th
face
of
a
driving
rain
about
7:4!)
p.m.
It
was
already
quite
darx
nd
It
is
believed
they
failed
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nioy
ill
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i
f.
lair
was
srhfduled
to
for
a
week
en
route
to
the
Co-.
Eastern
trln
will
kwhIi.'.
.imi.
a
tDlXUI)
Jfl
time
tliailtreS.
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uunierence
in
now
lar
U)ur
D
anned
bv
Pr
me
Min-J
T
ie
ini.uit:
tixl
w,,riu
was
'
!"
""-ui.ii.-u
.
wmi,
mum,
irom
uct.
n
to
18.
I.'iter
St.
Uurent
for
carlv
next
found
dead
in
her
hunk
iKrl
i
m
Ministry
oi
rood
to
nuy
Allor
the
i-ojifercncc,
he
also
year.
The
mime
minister
Is
pi.
British
Columbia's
1013
,
will
visit
Pakistan,
Burma,
Mai-!
rwcted
to
oav
courtesy
rails
to
see
the
string
of
boxcars
on
the
I
park
,aya.
Siam,
Indonesia,
the
Philip-:
Ceylon.
India.
Pakistan.
New
Critics
Score
Liquor
Laws,
Hotel
Space
By
STEWART
TILLEV
MELBOURNE
(Reutersl
Au-trailia's
chronic
shortage
of
hotel
rooms
and
her
stringent
liquor
control
laws
are
being
subjected
to
critical
scrutiny
as
the
country
prepares
for
a
royal
tour
a
few
months
from
now
and
the
1958
Olympic
games
here.
Architects
and
building
officials
assert
the
country's
hotl
accommodations
are
20
to
30
years
behind
the
times
whilt
critics
add
that
her
liquor
law
are
even
more
out-dated.
During
the
royal
tour,
the
shortage
of
hotel
space
will
be
felt
directly
in
every
state
capital
while
the
pinch
during
the
185S
Sinclair
said
in
an
Inter-.,
pines,
Japan
and
Korea.
At.
"3
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,
the
Mcllnda
W
when
Oliver
i
'
Woods
of
Aiyanch
and
his
eliiei
i-aaiiKhtrr
Mclinda
returned
from
breakfast
up
town.
:f
Mr.
Wu.Kis
Immediately
usfd
j
artificial
respiration
and
after
(
failinn
to
revive
his
child
called
RCMP.
A
doctor
and
coronet
f
Don
Forward
attended.
f
Mr.K
TkiilHu
Uyuu
in
h,.i.rki..il
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1
Zealand
and
Australia,
Mr.
Sinclulr
said
he
will
confer
in
London
with
officials
of
the
British
Ministry
of
Food
and
the
British
Ministry
of
Fisheries.
Canada's
large
pre-war
and
wnr-tline
rannod
salmon
market
WIN
BETTER
PLACE
'ijii
nrn
f
n
ii'v
mail
tui-
main
line
being
made
up
for
a
train.
The
Impact
of
the
crash
threw
Ramsden
30
feet
to
the
right
hand
side
of
the
box
car
and
Wolansky
20
feet
to
the
left
hand
side.
The
speeder-
was
jammed
under
the
box
car
coupling.
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t.'tk..-.y--
mil
DCU-UIIV
I
FALL
UUI
In
the
United
Klntrdom
practi-
j
the
time
of
the
accident.
A
81'f.ZlA.
Italy
fAPi
ARoslinl
BijsBl.
51,
has
ljceu
The
accident
happened
about
IN
A
HILARIOl'S
CONTEST
at
the
annual
outing
of
Austrian
motor
scooter
owners
in
Vienna,
a
driver
grabs
a
snack
on
the
run.
The
event
followed
religious
services
In
which
a
large
group
of
scootersists
had
their
vehicles
blessed.
f
;
in
a
v.
ikkIcm
coffin
every
nicht
slnre
1033,
400
yards
east
of
the
Smithera
station.
H"
'ins
it
In
his
be.li.
hum
Instead
of
a
betl.
"1
find
R
more
it.lilr."
lie
cNphun:;.
"Can't
fall
out-
-mid
It's
warm
In
Medical
aid
was
Immediately
sought
and
Dr.
K.
M.
Leighton
attended.
The
injured
men
wer
taken
to
hospital
by
Smithcrs
Mr.
Woods
told
police
he
had)
gone
up'town
for
breakfast
at
8
a
in.
by
his
watch,
having
for-
j
Rotten
to
set
back
the
time
one
hour.
When
he
Rot
up
town
he:
ound
the
restaurants
still
c.los-j
ed
and
lie
and
his
daughter!
waiteu
until
They
"opened.
When
they
returned
at
8
a.m.
they
ouml
the
boat
had
sprung
a
leak,
the
'water
rising
In
the
.Olympics
will
be
felt
most
dtr-
cally
disappeared
alter
the
war
as
a
result
of
the
United
Kingdom's
acute
sliortaue
of
dollars.
Sales
of
Canadian
'
canned
salmon
to
Britain
last
spring
(mounted
to
21)5.000
eases
valued
at
Blmiit
$4,500,000.
There
were
no
sales
In
1052,
$8,700,000
worth
In
1951
und
only
$5,000
worth
In
1950.
I.AKOK
SURPLUS
ectly
In
Melbourne
where
the
district
ambulance.
CNR
offi
CMHC
Turns!
vet-Homes
to
City
Board
eames
are
to
he
hplri
ficials,
Workers
Greet
But
In
every
state
capital
right
clals
rtl
Investigating
through
every
year,
the
prevail
epsea
Ships
at
Kitimat
Effective
(
X:tobcr
.
1
5.
.
the
'
l..):it
nll.iV.
(Ho
fni.inn
.iliu-lr
nnA
ing
scarcity
oi
noiei
rooms
puts
a
damper
on
the
plans
of
sands
who,
for
business
or
other
regional
supervisor
CM1IC
who
passed
through
here
on
the
week
j
Prince
Rupert
Housing
Author-
"
export
inuiKcis
creatf
t
-lulr
ihe
baby'.
Chamber
Makes
Presentation
To
OSS
Cap
tain
i.ity
first
body
of
ats
kind
end
en
route
to
Kitimat,
where
'''Him
rj'
(?nTT
;T
u
.T
-
""T?!
if
x,t
to
arrive
was
-lite
!'
,r5p
swpiiw
ttt
ww&r
The
U.ie
lwd
nxnivd
hih!
'
Ux
reasons,
would
be
on
the
move
f1
AT
111-
.
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t.l
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irn
y
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i...
-.7..
ponud
in
B.C.
wiirairc-wr
Terminals
f.'ariHdiaii
salmon
In
Canada
earlier
'hl
an
MO-home
project
to
aliderway.
f.
The
eW
hoWer
iwi-.
by
D-irt.
tn
ao.u,,iiv
W-
T
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I
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...
i.on
tt.
,..
I
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Flauship
Siiowhit.
out
of
Mont-i
'Pt,r.
Last
Muy
(.lie
suiuiuk
-w.'
.conns,
.
noK-is
to
people,
travelling'
irom
submerged
"
7
;
cotnplel
operation
of
50
homes
Coroner
Forward
held
an
InJ-
'lLbJ'
"Si
'M0rtg8ef
to
arrive
at
Has
newest
wh.,
Kuestoi
nonor
at
a
reception:
one
state
to
another,;
or,
t
rom
i
.
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i
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s
I
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i
ft.
',
n
irt
tierl
up
at
the
new
teal,
whirh
tii
rivcd
with
heavy
I
unofficially
estimated
at
100,-induslrial
equipment,
and
raw
!
000
cases,
but
this
-was
consiu
riuiei
ials
for
the
Klllmnt
srtiei.
I
crably
reduced
by
the
205,000
eaiuraay
attended
Dy
represen-
country
districts
Into
the.eaoK
i.
am.
i.uu.u.15
vii
iJu.ftiu..
Iiiiry
yc.sicrcisiy
mternoon
an
Prince
Kupert
Chamber
"
of
Commerce
on
Sunday
honored
doi'k.
This
was
announced
today
by
"wives
oi
tne
Dunaing
traces.
.
tals
of
their,
owji
!
states.
I'
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
DeSilva
left
by
pointer
to
what
Conditions
will
the
senior
captain,
for
Union
William
DeSilva
'ited
inmil
nf
officials
tPr
eases
exported
t
.Britain
an.,
'
'
tructiou
workers
Ki'ci-ted
,..
,.:l,.n
u
f
,
by
domestic
consumption.
car
this
morning
and
plan
Steamships
Limited.
Henripri
hv
nnc
ftpp&irionlTm.a
u
like
during
the
royal
tour.
Aggravation
of
.
the
hotel
prob
lem
vdll
arise
from
Australians
.
tiled
that
the
buby
came
to
her
death
accidentally
from
drowning.
Dixie
Woods
is
survived
by
her
parents
and
sister
Mcllnda,'
.
Funeral
arrangements,-
in
the
hands
of
B.C.
Undertakers,
have
iOt
been
completed.
tij-uiii
i-.iiui
as
she
cnin-
!it
voyatic
irom
England,
Panama
Catial.
-
,
tmu,
rlmrtcrffi
by
Sag-
Iot-nii,i.,l.
....
,
crowding
into
state,
capitals
to
(
r-0.000-t.on
shipment
arhoclulcd
t"l?"'V,f
lllf
-P-rUncnt
o.
F1'sJ'"i"
to
esti-
be
carried
by
seven
SaKue.y
:
hc
"
of'
lh
curroht
Temiinals
vessels
before
io
close
of
navlRation
in
the
St:
'P'10,
",ievcr'
'
t1"'
lJj3
salmon
Pa(:k
"n
tin
fiawrrr.cn
river.
leisurely
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
..
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11,1
:
Red
Hungary
-Plans
Release
Of
66
Austrians
make,
sure
of
.jseetyg,
the;
Cjueen
and
.net
husband.'
'V''
,'rr
'
V-
.mn
i.nu
(,.)iaineo
f
J'irgeM.s,i
js
a
K
wr..
raeiiic
coast
woum
oc
quii-
The
general
building
program
in
Australia
Is
so
far
In
arrears
Consisting
mainly
of
smelling
big."
villus
raii.ii
l.,r,,ll
,..
that
It
is
now
generally
accepted
miirmcnt
and
raw
materials,
j
.1.-
.....
..
...Ill
......
..!-!..
.....U
The
department
said
Die
pad
that
nothintr
could
be
done
In
uie
MU
""
"
R,nt.
Ill
was
estlmHlerl
at.
1
51
time
materially
to
increase
hotel
J;1.
Knulai.tl.
and
Glasgow
fi
InrliKlccI
Hpiroximately
of
firebricks,
plus
somr
f
the
necessary
material
for
the
m
casos
,,oll)paretl
with
1258i.
lit..:
net
l.m
of
he
first
aluminum
accommodation.
.
tor
for
CMHC
here,
who-has
been
appointed
Inspector
for
the
new
$2,000,000
protect:
now
under
construction
.
In
.
the
Little
Mountain
area
of
Vancouver.
Mr.
'
I)eSilva
has
been
here
since
May.
1952,
and
on
arrival
n
Vancouver
will
complete,
vipers
authorizing
the
Housing'
Uithorlty
to
officially
take
over
he
homes
here.
Ortne
Stuart
is
chairman
of
he
Authority,
appointed
No-ember
20,
1952,
by
the
provin-ial
government.
Other
members
are
Norman
Bellis
and
Mrs.
Willa
Ray,
who
hold
office
until
)ecembcr
31.
1954;
Robert
O,
Moore
and
Hugh
A.
MacKenzle,
whose
terms
expire
at
the
end
if
December
this
year.
"
Victor
Whiting
'
is
secretary
-
Condemned
Slayer
Granted
Extra
lime'
But,
critics
say.
If
nothing
can
Kl'iipnient
for
pntMnes.
oiiua.
w
u
ucirpuun
ooaroeo
tne
Camosun
oq
her
arrival
from
the
north
aind'
presented
Captain
Johh
Boden
with
a
silver
cigarette
case.
In
a
brief
speech,
Mr.
Stuart
wished
the
71-year-old
skipper
"good
luok
and
many
happy
dayi"
after
his
retirement.
Captain
Boden
will
end
4P,
'
years'
service
with
the
USS
when
he
reaches
Vancouver.
Accompanying
Mr.
Stuart
were
p.
M.
Rav,
COC
secretary;
Phil
Ltnzey,
T.
Norton
Youngs,
and
Frank
Skinner,
USS
manager
here.
Among
others
who
wished
ihe
skipper
continued
health
was
N.
A.
Beketov
of
the
Department
of
Transport
here.
V1F.NNA
(API
Communist
Hungary
has
informed
the
Austrian
government
that
88
persons
who
have
been
held
in
internment
camps
will
be
released
and
returned
to
Austria.
An
'Austrian
government
an
000
cases
on
the
rorrespondmi,
date
a
year
ago.
The
esl.imaUci
pack
is
higher
than
1048.
ISMl
and
1950
but
slightly
below
1951.
be
done
to
put
up
more
hotels,
time
would
not
appear
aft
obstacle
to
altering
the
country's
liquor
laws.
Under
these,
hotel
ingot
scheduled
for
mid-summer
i.xt
vear
a
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
smelter
here.
Tiie
volume
of
.traffic
to
be
vmdled
bv
the
new
port
during
he
first
complete
year
of
opera-Kiti.
is
e.'
tiniaied
to
Include
160.-
Rain
.
SIl'UY
PROJECT
Mr.
Sinclair
said
he
will
vi:ut
VANCOUVER
(
CoiKlemneri
slayer
Charles
Mathews
was
nouncement
said
Austrian
au-
j
bars
close
at
8
n.m.
ln
New
Houth
India,
Pakistan
and
Ceylon
to
granted
six
additional
days
ol
thorities
have
found
that
five
Wales
and
Victoria.
In
other
are
Austrian
citizens.
The
re-I
states
they
close
at
10
D.rru
Night
rm
Hits
Kin
Ions
of
aluminum
from
Jam-I
inspect
Canadian
Colombo
Plan
ici,
35
(WO
tons
of
California
i
projects
in
the
three
countries.
lite
Friday
because
Canada's
official
hangman
wlJl.bc
busy
elsewhere
Oct.
27.
Mathews
was
slated
to
die
on
j
malnlng
61
are
believed
to
be
clubs
laws
are
only
slightly
more
j
Germans
with
relatives
in
this
lenient.
No
liquor
is
sold
on
i
country.-
Sundays.
Under
the
plan,
Canada
has
Kouver
oi;r.
moon
tons
or
uregon
pi'rn
n.t
llimisnnds
of
Items
required
contributed
$25,000,000
a
year
lor
the
Just
three
years
capi-
the
gallows
on
the
27111
for
the
!
for
a
city
of
7,000
people.
One
of
(he!
Thi
vpkspIm
t.mpther
with
0
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lal
assistance
to
the
tliltse
"jsin'i
haminer-nmrcler
of
Mrs.
Los
nations.
I
Angeles
Smith
in
her
Vancouver
The
fisheries
minister
will
1
rooming-house
last,
March.
But
New
President
of
UN
Assembly
Is
Woman
of
Many
Firsts
.
"
,
v
anadii'ti
national
iuiiivh.
Un
.,
.'".,,
v",m'"uwr
and
tnp
i
their
new
spur
line
from
Terrace,
'rZ",
,s"'"lay.
tils-
will
transport
approximately
80,-ir.vpr
la,:l",tlcs
and
bus
i
000
tons
of
aluminum
Ingot
per
tort
i,,
.8.
a"u'
'
I
vear
from
th-
Kitimat
smelter
S:
iiainii
d
nl
,e
press
u,ne,lo
world
markets,
stmwstcrm
was
in
natiager
of
the
Authority.
Members
may
be
rc-appolnt-l
at
the
expiration
of
their
terms.
All
50
homes
16
at
Seal
Cove,'
22
in
Section
2,
and
12
on
11th
Avenue
have
been
completed
ind
brush
and
stumps
have
been
cleared
from
lots.
The
Seal
Cove
homes
were
constructed
by
Mitchell
&
Cur-rie,
and
the
others
by
D.
Rob
Mr.
Justice
J.
V.
Cline
announced
in
Supererne
Court
Friday
that
Mathews
had
been
granted
a
reprieve
until
Nov.
2
because
the
hangman
couldn't
fill
the
date.
Mathews,
a
20-year-old
professional
boxer,
was
known
m
the
ring
as
Sonny
Jones.
By
MI
L
SI
I
KIN
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
(CP)
she
devotes
much
of
her
time
but
also
to
have
a
world
view."
at
home
to
her
four
grandchll-
Born
Aug.
18,
1900,
she
was
-
drcn.
an
Interest
which
has
re-
christened
Swarup
Karuinl
vealed
to
her
a
shortage
of
good
Reautiful
Princess.
As
is
the
books
for
children
in
India.
custom
among
Kashmir
Hindu
I
St.
John,
f
hle
work
crews
are
s.t-
to
restore
telegraphic
study
the
Canadian-sponsoie..
project
undertaken
in
Ceylon
two
years
ago
t.j
establish
an
efficient
fishing
industry
in
that
country.
Mr.
Sinclair
also
will
confer
with
officials
of
the
three
coim-trlcs
on
possible
further
Canadian
Colombo
Plan
assistance
during
the
coming
year.
The
fisheries
minister
said
he
Is
visiting
Japan
to
discuss
the
newly-signed
North
Pacific
fish
with
Vaneou
ver
Parts
nr
r'n.,.i..
frm,
Climilm
nn
I'm
l,l
-long
rain,
caused
nnu-r
Second
Oakley
Twin
Passes
The
second
twin
daughter
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
Oakley
of
Prince
Rupert,
died
early
yesterday
in
hospital
at
Vancouver.
The
twins,
born
here
September
8,
were
flow
in
an
Incubator
to
St.
Paul's
Hospital
a
few
days
after
their
birth.
The
first
ln-
Liz
Toylor
Recovering
COPENHAGEN,
Denmark
(API
A
Danish
doctor
reported
today
that
movi
star
Elizabeth
Taylor
is
recovering
from
what
ln
West
Vanenuvor
Valley
points
eries
treaty
with
Japanese
gov
inment
officials.
The
treaty
was
described
as
a
nervous
col-
!7
"o
reports
of
death,
""!
small
boats
from
I
as
far
south
as
Seattle
'OWnseil.1
u,n,.
u.-.j
inson
Construction
Company
of
Nanalmo.
None
of
the
homes
can.
be
purchased
by
tenants.
Construction
of
the
houses
was
started
May
1,
1952
and
the
last
home
was
completed
a
year
later.
All
are
occupied.
.
The
first
home
was
occupied
last
March
1
in
Seal
Cove
and
the
Section
2
homes
were
completed
this
summer.
Mr.
DeSilva
was
advised
of
his
Vancouver
appointment
by
J.
McCullogh,
assistant
.
western
was
signed
earlier
this
year
by
i
lapse.
The
actress,
who
fell
111
t-uiiHua,
Japan
and
the
United
j
Friday,
Is
resting
In
seclusion.
States
and
is
designed
to
con-
Dr.
Sven
Johnson
said
the
serve
the
North
Pacific
fish-1
Hollywood
star
was
"absolutely
erles.
1
getting
better."
'
.
v
r'rung
winds,
fant
died
Friday.
IS
narrowly
escaped
with
'
0c-
ar"d
Mrs.
Oakley
are
leav-
P'S.
ing
for
Vancouver
Thursday.
stanis,
she
was
re-christened
when
she
was
wed
May
10,
1821,
to
R.
S.
Pandit,
a
Sanskrit
poet,
scholar
and
law
student
who
died
in
1943.
Her
name
now
Vijaya
-Lakshmi
means
"Goddess
of
Victory."
Her
close
friends
call
her
"Nan,"
from
thi?
days
when
she
cared
for
her
younger
sister
after
the
death
of
their
mother.
She
fought
alongside
hrr
brother
in
the
Independent
movement
and
went
to
jail
for
the
first
time
in
1932
for
taking
part
in
a
demonstration
against
British
and
Indian
government
police.
In
all.
Mine
Pandit
spent
a
total
of
ii
months
in
prison.
Her
servitude
Is
considered
a
badge
of
honor
by
Indians.
A
woman
of
many
Interests,
she
loves
flowers
and
good
food
The
new
president
of
the
UN
General
Assembly
is
a
handsome,
grey-haired
woman
of
53
who
has
had
a
liberal
education
fo'r
her
Important
role
in
world
affairs
ranging
from
the
cold
reality
of
a
jail
cell
to
the
gentler
atmosphere
of
a
Swiss
finishing
school.
She
Is
Mine.
Vijaya
Lakshmi
Pandit,
sister
of
India's
Prime
Minister
Jawaharlal
Nehru
and
a
woman
of
many
firsts
in
the
fields
of
domestic
and
international
politics.
An
aristocratic
rebel
who
dedicated
herself
to
the
fight
for
Indian
independence
with
such
fervor
that
she
was
three
times
jailed
for
participating
in
civil
disobedience
campaigns
against
the
British
rulers,
she
was
India's
first
woman
cabinet
minister,
her
country's
first
woman
ambassador
to
Washington
and
Moscow,
the
first
woman
to
head
a
UN
delegation,
and
now
Fmen
'n
Port
WW
F"N'S.
Nfl.l
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1
,
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i
quit
IlSll-
?"ert,d
by
exn.a
t.er.
r
.
Madame
Vijaya
Lakshmi
Pandit
.
.
.
lady
president
efLH,dso.ow
and
likes
Broadway
plays.
f
'r
expenses.
Mo
h,
She
says
her
spare-time
Dre-
She
speaks
English
melodl-
"tapped
ftShing
last
MoT..
Salmon
Fishing
Comes
to
Halt
Salmon
fishing
in
all
mainland
areas
in
District
No.
2
from
Cape
Caution
to
the
Alaska
boundary
was
closed
over
the
week-endV
the
Department
of
Fisheries
said
this
morning.
The
central
and
southern
areas
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
closed
until
further
notice,
to
allow
escapement
of
fall
salmon.
The
north
area
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
still
open
to
net
fishing,
but
according
.to
reports
catches
of
coho
and
chum
are
negligible.
The
whole
of
the
Queen
Charlotte"
Islands
area
is
open,
to
the
first
woman
president
of
the
occupation
is
"getting
people
to
ously
and
flawlessly
and
makes
UN
Assembly.
write
wholesome
books
that
hard-hlttine
speeches
at
home
Csn.rf.
"""""ncenieiit
d,tan
nmit
""com,
,,)D.me
to
their
aid
with
C.'
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self-em-feid
of
the
New-
L
But
while
leading
her
sex
In
children
can
understand
and
in
Hindustani.
She
knows
the
so
many
fields
of
International
then
seeing
that
they
get
pub-
classics
in
ancient
Perslan-
afUlis,
she
preXois
to
be
con-
lished."
-
.
Urdu.
sidered
first
as
an
individual,
She
says
she
Is
thinking
of
The
fact
that
she
was
not
second
as
a
woman.
She
claims
writing
some
such
books
her-'
given
a
cabinet
post
in
the
little
interest
in
clothes
and
self.
present
Nehru
government
was
likes
to
dress
In
conservatively
"My
Idea
is
to
give
them
an
a
surprise
to
many
who
thought
colored
saris
or
simple
but
taste-
international
twist
so
that
she
wanted
such
a
job.
But
she
ful
suits.
.
young
Indians
will
learn
not
maintains
that
she
prefers
tn-
A
widow
with
three
daughters,
only
to
love
their
own
couutry,
ternational
affairs.
MEMBERS
OF
TIIE
STRIKING
United
Steelworkers
of
America
(CIO-CCL)
huddle
In
a
sleet
storm
as
they
picket
Mclntyre
Mines
at
Tlmmlns,
Out,
one
of
Canada's
biggest
gold
producers.
Employees
of
seven
other
mines
in
Timftiins
a
nd
Noranda,
Que
,
also
are
on
strike
over
wages,
working
hours
and
union
security.
,
f
"
a
tntoi
l"tal
pro-
membership
of
;
trolling.