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No.
285
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TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
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1953
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CTOIIIA
(CP)
;
'Russia
Must
Aid'
Program
For
Peace
Reds
Final
Reject
Offer
aier
Bennett
announ-:
Mundav
night
that
4nce
MiniHter
Einar
II,
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UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
(CP)
President
;
Eisenhower
today
called
on
world
atomic
powers
to
j
reverse
"the
fearful
trend"
of
the
atomic
arms
race
!
and
to
set
up,
under
the
United
Nations,
an
inter
iderson
has
submitted;
resignation
following
defeat
in
the
Nov.
21
j
national
atomic
energy
agency
to
develop
the
peace
election
here.
j
ful
potential
of
atom.
For
Parley
PANMUNJOM
(AP)
The
Allies
today
made
a
i
"final
oifcr"
for
a
Korean
!
peace
conference,
but
the
!
Communists
rejected
it
outright
in
a
scornful
!
proii'aanda
blast
which
In
a
dramatic
speech
mad-
'
nl
i
:
Bennett
said
he
had
ask.d
Ounderson
to
continue
In
port
m
order
to
complete
judget
estimates
tind
Join:
jt
presentation
of
B
C.'s
fi-
submission
to
the
fed-pvernmcnt.
Mr.
Bennett,
Ounderson
and
Attorney-
nl
Robert
Bonner
aio
,r,i
today
to
hold
talks
with'
States
"gar-
:
1
J
I
wrfni
(v-ff-miivr
i.m
j
rfflW
ft
ii
i
Vt
Minister
St.
Laurent
and
UheVhlcf
United
i
delegate
termed
'
ibace."
SINCE
THE
WAR
BEGAN,
more
than
1.000
Korean
girls
have
gone
to
the
plastic
surgery
clinic
of
Dr.
Kahn
Chung
Min
(left)
In
Seoul
to
have
their
faces
Americanized.
They
come
to
have
their
noses
done
over
or
their
eyes
de-Orientalized.
Here
the
doctor'
has
just
finished
working
on
Ruby
Kim's
eye
(left
one
In
photo)
to
remove
the
fatty
tissue,
making
It
look
less
"sleepy."
edtral
cabinet
Dec.
14
and
j
an
for
New
York.
In
the
dty
they
will
hold
talks!
United
Stales
flnancteis!
aid
in
a
dispatch
from
Ee--nuda,
he
set
about
using
hi;
nfluence
to
tone
down
the
vording
as
far
as
possible.
The
independent
paper
s
tM
;hat
Churchill
was
"greatly
upset"
when
shown
the
first
drelt
jf
Eisenhower's
proposed
speech.
Candidates
To
Address
Ratepayers
Two
mayoralty
candidates
and
11
contestants
in
the
aldermanic
race
for
Thursday's
civic
election
are
scheduled
to
speak
tonight
at
a
public
meeting
sponsored
by
the
Community
Ratepayers
association
In
the
Legion
audit'orium.
isdustrlalists.
yainst
the
background
of
th-3ermuda
conierence,
the
presi
Sent
said
"the
Soviet
Unior;
must,
of
course,
be
one"
of
tht
nations
participating
in
anj
such
project.
The
president
then
declared
he
Is
prepared
to
submit
tc
:ongress
with
every
expectatinr
of
approval
any
such
program
as
would
achieve
these
four
purposes:
"First
Encourage
worldwide
investigations
into
most
effective
peacetime
uses
of
fissionable
material.
"Second
Begin
to
diminish
potential
destructive
power
o'
world's
atomic
stockpiles'.
"Third
Allow
all
peoples
o.
Ell
nations
to
see
that,
in
thi;
enlightened
aee,
great
powers
of
the
earth,
those
of
the
e'asi
nd
the-west
are
interested
li
human
aspirations,
first
and
foremost,
rather
than
in
building
up
the
armaments
of
war.
U
premier's
announcement
I
Coincidentally,
the
Red
action
j
effectively
by-passed
a
poten-
tiM
Allied
problem
South
Korea's
refusal
to
accept
part
i
to
the
U.S.
proposal,
j
South
Korea's
delegate
refused
to
attend
the
meeting
as
j
U.S.
ambassador
Arthur
Dean
delivered
the
new.
plan,
which
interpreted
to
mean
Mr
ran
will
leave
the
gov-
Russia
Dared
To
Help
In
Peace
Settlements
m
before
the
spring
se-j(
the
legislature
Premier's
statement
said.
pre
iiutely
after
the
Victoria
;
ntilcd
down
loose
ends
of
TUCKERS
TOWN,
Bermuda
que
which
occasionally
rang
with
j
XmYaii
nrnrvUou
rt
i
AUied
'
and
(APl-Thenie
API
The
ni
Three
Three
challenged
challenged
rhiirrhtllian
Churr.hlllian
nrn
nrn
h,,f
rint
nmlifri
nmltW!vious
"UILU
I"
Pr0Psals
ttion,
the
Hon.
Einar
M
SENATOR
JOSEPH
McCARTHY,
Communist-hunting
Wisconsin
Republican,
gets
a
boxful
or
spies
from
Cajiada.
The
senator
poses
In
his
Washington
office
with
the
apples
of
the
Northern
Spy
variety
grown
In
Canada.
A
note
attached
to
the
box
signed
"sews
staff
of
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mall,"
said:
"Here's
something
you
and
your
committee
can
get
your
teeth
Into.
The
woods
up
here
are
full
of
them."
ouB-
ifrson
offered
his
resinna-
the
Kremlin
todav
to
neaotiate
'
anv
concrete
Knliitinns
fnr
thu
kpv
"
'
u
Minister
of
Finance
b':t
peace
settlements
In
Europe
and
problems
of
Western
unity,
i
"l
told.
them
Hhe
Reds)
this
to
"sole
the
stubborn
problems"
i
President
Eisenhower,
Prime
'
W'1S
"
and
we
wouid
stand
on
anted
and
pressed
by
thi
lit
to
carry
on.
According
to
James
W.
Pru.sky,
Ounderson
Is
the
las!
or
a
woria
too
long
m
coninct."
(
Minister
Churchill
and
Premier,"'
,
"
In
a
final
Bermuda
communl-
Laniel
announced:
y
I
"ur
u,
or'er
,'
'
'
.
,
j
'
I
CommunLst
spokesmen
term
t
B
C.
who
would
desire
U
"Fourth
Open
up
a
new
president
of
the
'association,
channel
for
peaceful
discussion
;
electors
are
asked
to
attend
to
m
I1CV
K1C
Ot-IIUIIIK
IlUltS.lU
.
.!
nwn'i
nfforlnK
"oho,,rri
i
on
as
minister
tf
flnanci
Mayor
Urges
Citizens
To
Pass
Ref
erendums
jt
t
seat
In
the
legislative
Russia
for
an
early
Big
Ftkir
,
riC"iculous
"
foreign
ministers'
meeting
In
;
Berlin
which
they
hope
will
STOPPKU
NEGOTIATIONS
make
progress
towards
the
uni-
Dean's
reaction
was:
"It
Is
j
and
initiate
at
least
a
new
ap-
hear
"a
ratepayers
fact-finding
'
proach
to
many
difficult
prob-1
meeting
on
the
power
question."
i
lems
that
must
be
solved
in
All
candidates
have
been
in-
Sly.
The
minister
has
foi-
Ben-Gurion
To
Become
Shepherd
snd
the
government
wll'
Jy
continue
to
follow
i
Dom
puduc
ana
private
con-
vitea
to
speak
to
the
meeting
j
fication
of
Germany
and
inde-J
very
obviotia
that
they
have
.
Approval
of
the
t
municipal
i
bage
by
sanitary
fill
and
1
Jerencea
"if
the
world
Is
to
shake
i
set
tpr
8
p.m.
Both
Mayor
Har
k
area
and
moval
of
.the
,
afendeiit
"fit
cff
the
inertia
Imposed
by
i
cur
j
old
Whalin
h
i
eto'ng
tv
i
pendence
for'Austfia,"
buildings,
Algoma
park
He
sojd
there
was
an
Implied
They
will
continue
to
strive
Bennett
declined
to
re-
election
end
George
E.
Hills,
who
problems.
sna
make
positive
progress
to
time
limit
to
his
proposal,
but
Civic
Centre
referendums
and
endorsation
of
the
transfer
of
'-,
r.
It
t"
t
t
v.
!
-'-
;
.
u
'
J
i
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J,t
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!?
1
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t
if-
i
JERUSALEM
Reuters
-Davld
!
fo
Kruean
K!!"?!n'ei?nf!
'.tie
contents
of
a
brief
he
thoUIeadto
I
nd
OU
wh'.
-able'
t
He
sent
to
the
federal
cab-
Ben-Gurion,
the
the
Roosevelt
Park
reserve
funds
were
asked
last
night
by
Mayor
Harold
Whaien,
candidate
for
Hie
government
has
said
man"
of
Israel,
resigned
as
prime
its
the
federal
govern-
.
,
,",",
!Rve
no
indication
how
long
the
Asian
Communists
and
pro-
bp
gress
in
restoring
more
normal
mppt
,
Wednesday
cnndit.nns
In
the
Far
East
and
minister
today
to
become
a
shepherd
In
the
Negev
hills.
.re-election
in
Thursday's
civic
to
Invest
more
money
In
On
the
transfer
of
the
Roose-!
ward
peace'
velt
park
trust
fund
to
an
Al-1
Tne
months
ahead,
Eisen-goma
park
area
trust
fund
the
!
newer
solemnly
told
United
Nr-mayor
said
that
he
thought
!
tions
assembly
"will
be
fraught
that
"we
should
accept
the
rec-
wltn
fateful
decisions:"
,
ommendation
of
the
elected
j
Delegates
fro.a
both
sldss
of
parks
commissioners
that
the
j
the
Iron
Curtain
applauded
the
approximate
amount
of
$26,000
president's
address.
Eisenhower
could
be
used
far.
more
effec-
worked
until
after
midnight
last
tively
at
the
'
present
time
in
nicht
in
Bermuda
with
Prime
mder
what
the
premier
Tk.
7.ioor.r,lH
taMman
"...
......
miaiiwiiii--,
ov
more
muic
svuui
j-
,
oniiT.npngr.
d
Korean
Drisoners-of-war
refus-
public
Investment
pol-
prime
minister
since
Israel
be-
!
Tt.n.i
n.tll
a
r
i
1
n
ti
O
t:.J
-
..
1
-
is
opposing
him,
will
attend.
Aldermanic
candidates
who
have
the
opportunity
to
address
the
meeting
are
Aldermen
Mike
Krueger,
George
B.
Casey,
Her-
.
bert
F.
Glassey
and
John
Currie
who
are
asking
the
electorate
to
return
tUem.
Also
seeking
the
four
vacant
council
seats
are
Norman
Bellis,
Philip
G.
Lyons,
Walter
J.
Smith,
T.
H.
Elliott,
J.
H.
Mair,
August
S.
Wallin
and
Mr.
Prusky.
Memoers
of
the
parks
board
have
also
been
invited
to
speak.
came
an
independent
state
in
i
...?
,
.H
tt.hint"
..i.k
..(.-,
...u
.
wr
the
policy
Ottawa
would
,
1948.
has
given
spiritual
fatigue
:
,?,n.nhln..
whPr,
the
."val-Th.t.
n,a,ip
th
tn.rvfw
ft
more
money
In
major
as
reason
for
his
retirement.
lant
forces"
of
France
and
the
so
far
190
to
0
in
favor
of
Corn-
pmenu
in
B.C.
Such
ln-
the
development
of
the
Algoma
Minister
Churchill
and
Foreign
Under
the
Israeli
constitution,
states
making
an
im-
j
mu.-.ism.
"uuiu
u?nii
nikicaaLU
.
,
,
.
native
imutc
oiaica
a
are
i
v
iiiuniHg
an
....
Minister
Bidault
of
France.
In
his
spare
time,
he
worked
for
the
federal
govern-,
nls
resignauun
invw
u
;
portant
contribution
to
the
through
t-vninn
ignation
of
the
whole
cabinet,,.?
.
,h-
Wnrlrt
..
on
his
UN
address
and
arrived
election.
Speaking
for
a
second
time
over
radio
station
CFPR,
Mayor
Whaien
said
he
believed
a
mayor
should
take
his
convictions
on
contentious
matters.
'
In
both
his
Friday
night
speech
and
last
night's
Mayor
Whaien
made
It
clear
that
he
was
asking
the
electors'
support
on
his
record
of
accomplishments
and
the
fact
that
the
past
two
yeas'
administration
needed
no
defending.
"We
are
living
on
borrowed
time
as
far
as
our
present
(municipal)
buildings
are
concerned,"
the
mayor
said,'
"and
but
it
remains
In
as
a
.
-per-cent
federal
Jorce
govern-,
tf
efu,
Terms
of
the
new
U.S.
pro-,xis,il
said
Russia
could
sit
It
without
being
labelled
a
belligerent
or
a
neutral,
but
the
Allies
would
insist
she
vote
with
the
Communist
side.
n
ri8ullon
in
the
Prov-
oreient
I
liberation
of
the
Red-ruled
cast
Sharett,
the
the
present
lore
foreign
gn
wtly
major
highway
pro-
I
I
European
-nnnri
countries
and
nrt
rpient.
reject
as
as
(
i,...
Kn
n.mprt
aftinir
area.
"The
.Parks
board
has
conducted
very
careful
studies
of
the
matter
and
has
found
that
an
amount
far
In
excess
of
$5,000
or
$6,000
yearly
would
be
required
yearly
to
effect
any
substantial
or
worthwhile
development
of
Roosevelt
Park."
Mayor
Whaien
said.
He
said
that
In
the
future,
Roosevelt
Park
could
be
devel-
also
asked.
In
New
York
only
.40
minutes
before
he
spoke
to
the
United
Nations
assembly.
Major
radio
and
television
networks
carried
the
speech
in
Canada
and
the
U.S.
In
London,
Lord
Beaver-
highways
Include
the
prime
minister
until
a
new
gov-
of
Europe."
lam
iran.nrn,.inI.ir.i
Kif,h
prnment
Is
iormea.
WEATHER
North
coast
region:
Cloudy
today
and
Wednesday
with
intermittent
rain
along
the
mainland
coast.
Showers
elsewhere.
A
little
cooler
on
Wednesday.
Vicksburgh
Disaster
Area
brook's
Daily
Express
claimed
today
that
Prime
Minister
Tining
east
from
Prince'
Hen-uurion.
a
teaaer
ui
mci
".-.
1
to
the
Alberta
border
Mapal
(Socialist)
party,
told
will
"lose
no
opportunity
for
Cariboo
running
south
President
Yitshak
Ben-Zvl
In
1
easing
the
tensions
that
beset
Mnce
George
to
Hope
90
his
resignation
that
for
the
first
the
world
and
for
reassuring
all
st
of
Vancouver
1
Mroe
in
the
new
state's
history,
I
nations
that
they
have
no
cause
the
Winds
southeasterly
30
this.af-
Churchill
tried
"with
all
to
spend
further
money
on
them
nnprf
intn-a
VPCV
vrollnn
r
clonic
VICKSBURG
AP-
Tornado-
,
would
be
inconsistent
with
good
park,
"but
outdoor
soorts
fa
h
tj
,
..
.
...
n
t
a,nv.u
annutrVi
in
foor
that,
the
st.retiffth
nr
the
ternoon
ln
exposed
areas,
south
to
southwest
20
otherwise.
'
Low
tonight
and
high
Wed
eloquence
at
his
command"
to
talk
isenhower
out
of
making
his
speech
to
the
United
-
burial
government
wi.iine-
sen.
aiw
wt
mu
-,.otrn,.ri
vw-b.hn.-o
etoi
hnrv.
I
h.,tin.c.
n..i..'
t.
ked
to
establish
a
coast
not
to
be
affectedly
the
resig-1
West
will
be
invoked
in
any
cause
-
whrfelt
the
B
C.
coast
.
nation
of
a
prime
minister.
!
of
wrongful
violence."
!
.
and-dvu"
'f
,
TT....I
anyone
nhat
nesday
at
Port
Hardy
36
and
40,
cilities
with
good
spectator
accommodation
is
a
prime
requisite
at
the
present
time."
The
mayor
traced
his
service
And
when
Churchill
saw
his
:
at
Sandspit
34
and
40;
Prince
protests
in
vain,
the
Express
Rupert
34
and
44.
i
victims
of
the
twister
that
killed
quite
a
while
longer,"
should
!at
least
31
persons.
i
take
a
walk
around
the
back
of
Midi
Local
Program
Will
Inaugurate
...
.v,
i,.,
i,n
j
i
i.
.
u
..
ttiiana
null.
!
Rescue
crews
moved
shovels
y-.'
prlor
to
hls
election
in
Deeem-
iinto
a
Negro
residential
area,
fo,u"da
;
on
ort
lok
at
"'T
ber,
1951,
he
had
served
three
where
the
tornado
spent
Its
dim-!
of
the
floors
inside
the
building.
ars
as
an
alderman
Regard-Inishing
the!
"
easy
to
see
that
large
fury
after
striking
,
two
referenaums
approvei
kr
Bays
New
Radio-PA
System
Kit
4-VtA
olaifnrc
n.V.r.n
Vin
...nn
city
three
times.
thrill
Is
In
store
for
from
the
British
Columbia
Tu-,
Ing
request
show
for
Miller
Bay
-Jhe
$250oo,000
tornado
caus-:to
be
sPent
to
br.inB
the
build-!
mayori
he
sald
that
the
:
8y
hosoital
natipnu
to-
berculosis
Society,
given
through
patients.
j
ed
President
Eisenhower
to
de-
!ng
up
10
an
r"1
01
standard,
i
reauest
that
the
B.C.
Power
CBC
TO
LEARN
LIKES,
DISLIKES
OF
LISTENERS
OTTAWA
(CP
The
CBC
will
soon
establish
a
bureau,
of
audience
research
to
learn
the
likes
and
dislikes
of
its
listeners,
J.
A.
Ouimet,
general
manager,
announced
today.
Neil
Morrison,
now
supervisor
of
talks
and
public
affairs
broadcasts,
has
been
named
director
of
the
bureau.
r
'fternoon.
That's
when
the
local
Soroptimlst
club
which
I
Expected
to
speak
during
theare
Vicksburg
a
disaster
area,
e
mayr
saia.
commission
become
power
sup-
f
radio-PA
system
will
conducts
the
annual
Christmas
1
program
are
Dr.
R.
G.
Howell,
making
It
eligible
for
emergency
Tne
firehall
he
dismissed
as,
pliers
of
Prince
Rupert
had
P
operation.
TB
seal
campaign
In
this
dls-!
medlcai
superintendent
of
Miller
aid
from
the
federal
govern-
a
disgrace
and
added
that
pass
been
launched
with
the
assur-
age
of
the
two-mill
levy
refer-ance
oI
the
Power
Company
1:15
trict.
Bay,
Dr.
G.
F.
Fiddes,
assistant
ment.
Pm
patients
all
oVer
fcWtal
will
flick
the!
The
special
program
on
CFPR
superintendent,
Mrs.
E.
M.
Davis,
!
After
the
Saturday
tornado
"
'
H.eL.V'
'i
on
their
individual
head
tomorrow
from
3:15
to
3:45
p.m.
;
matron,
Mayor
Harold
Whaien,
i
vented
Its
fourth
blow
against
t
on
nl
plans
f
for
"
new
"
civic
L
3M,
receiving
h
:
..m
fot,,r.
talk
hv
hosnttal
F.
E.
Anfleld,
Indian
superinten-s
the
Negro
homes
near
the
mui-
P
broadcast
from
radio
and
civic
officials,
and
records
dent,
Inspector
Taylor
of
the
!
tary
park
it
moved
into
the
park,
F
tTPB
in
d.i
n.
....
.h
hv
Mol
Thnmniinn.
disc
RCMP
ana
Miss
fc.
U.
uiemeni,
loppiing
-
row
ui
maiuic
that
negotiations
were
under
way.
Authorization
by
the
electors
for
Installation
of
an
automatic
telephone
system
would
be
brought
to
fulfilment
in
October
1954
when
the
system
goes
into
operation.
Another
way
In
which
the
council
had
fulfilled
its
obligations
to
the
electorate
was
in
L,
l
llllC
AUlK-lliBWlft.
u
JJ
'
monuments.
"
"laiijjuration
of
the
i
Jockey
who
runs,
tne
eany
morn-
ooropuimsi,
iuu
UBium.
C.500
system
Ihs
r..-iill
n(
N
Planning
by
hospital
--.
inciuaes
a
central
construction
of
rental
housing
and
passage
of
a
new
traffic
by-law.
a
tape
recorder
and
rl
sets
fn
..V,.
i.
r
,U
OS
al)ip
t.n
Ihrv.cA
ho.
radio
St.atlnn
nr
list.
Programs
staged
In
the
with
records,
messaires
entertalnmpnt.
"'"id
for
th
rorti
r
buildings
and
pl.;ce
It
ln
a
position
to
have
something
concrete
ln
1955
when
the
city's
borrowing
power
would
be
restored.
I
"Since
It
Is
apparent
that
the,
city
subsidize
the
Civic
Centre
if
it
Is
to
continue
its
work
for
the
whole
community,
I
see
no
reason
why
It
should
not
be
done
on
a
business
like
basis
Instead
of
haggling
each
year
as
to
whether
or
not
we
should
meet
their
deficit."
"Furthermore,"
the
mayor
said,
"if
they
know
what
they
are
to
get
it
should
follow
that
they
will
plan
their
budget
accordingly."
Speaking
on
the
one-mill
levy
for
five
years
for
Algoma
Park
area
he
said
that
"If
we
are
going
to
get
something
In
the
way
of
good
park
facilities
we
should
approve
this
levy."
Algoma
Park
area,
he
said,
is
an
ideal
location
for
spectator
sports
and
has
sufficient
adjacent
area
for
eventual
extension'
to
include
park
driveways
and
picnic
grounds.
The
park's
proximity
to
McClymont
park
adds
to
Its
attraction
and
versatility.
Also,
he
said,
the
area
affords
a
possible
solution
to
the
disposal
of
the
city'?
gar-
m
i
P
JfUnrhed
ln
1949
wrien
a
M"'er
Bny
'ash,
N-
uiugram,
aestgnea
e
sm-ili
--...i
tJents
'
-"HM.nias
gins
"Since
the
new
traffic
bylaw
was
passed
in
August,
1952.
there
has
not
been
one
traf
fir
fatality
within
the
city
and
very
few
traffic
accidents."
the
mayor
said.
Since
Deputy
Minister
of
Municipal
Affairs
B.
C.
Bracewell
wrote
off
charges
against
the
council
with
his
final
comment
"business
Is
reasonably
well
conducted
and
no
grounds
were
disclosed
for
holding
a
public
inquiry"
Mayor
Whaien
said
he
felt
that
members
of
the
council
and
the
city
hall
staff
were
completely
cleared.
,
,
"I
am
not
Interested
In
politics
or
personalities,"
the
mayor
said,
"I
am
Interested
only
in
the
overall
betterment
of
Prince
Rupert.
If
you
want
a
fonce-slttlng
mayor
dou't
east
vnur
ballot
for
me
law
t0
tnat
program,
and
;
:
..
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.;
--;v
:
-
'
-v
:
-
-
.
.
f
::
r
;JIi
i
v
2
n
O
r
7"j
Programs
In
succes-
as
so
good
that
hos-
'uthorm,
'.i.
"-
ueciaea
to
save
wrtson
of
the
funds
1
Project.
"d
has
hepn
h.r.ct.rf
hat
time
with
money
rals-
.."Pltal
Staff
r,H
th.
T1
Rlvme
by
the
patlente
THE
I'ENO
ZOO
IN
TOKYO
features
an
engineering
monkey
who
takes
the
kids
for
a
train
ride
while
adults
gape
at
the
strides
the
Sim'an
world
has
taken.
EOFR
TO
GET
A
CLOSE
LOOK
at
the
bears
In
the
Paris
Zoo,
children
of
the
American
School
at
Ohly
Air
Base
climh
over
the
hprrier.
The
beers
do,n't
seem
to
mind.
'
'
"f
i.