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tn.
Sir
Brian
Robertson,
By
The
Associated
Press
SEOUL.
The
U.S.
has
offered
South
Korean
flSritain's
top
military
ex-'
President
Syngman
Rhee
a
face-saving
two-point
,()t
on
the
Suez
Canal
one,
will
attend
the
Big
rhree
foreign
ministers'
(inference
in
Washing-
.i
:
ftrr.
compromise
to
win
his
approval
of
a
Korean
truce,
but
Rhee
so
far
has
rejected
it,
an
authoritative
South
Korean
source
said
today.
:
A
spokesman
for
the
U.S.
em
..''
-
'
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'
''
-
"i'ii
-ft.fr
'
'
ton,
me
roreiu
uinu
bassy
denied
such
an
offer
had
mnounced
today.
Other
members
to
accompany
been
made.
The
South
Korean
source
said
Rhee
is
standing
pat
on
his
demand
to
renew
the
Korean
fighting
if
a
post-armistice
po
The
Last
Ride
Acting
Foreign
secretary
ixiru
Salisbury
10
wnsniiiBwii,
"
;
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:
it
I'tJf
J
.
A
announcement
said,
will
be
For-;
Storms
Lash'
Korea
ign
Ullice
ucpuiy
uuuci-ocv-1
i-etary
Sir
Frank
Roberts,
as-i
i.stant
undersecretary
William
Mien
and
private
secretary
F.
CITIZENS
MIGHT
HAVE
THOUGHT
they
were
eeing
things,
but
this
Is
really
a
locomotive
eolne
across
Highway
99
tn
Seattle.
The
Great
Northern
Railroad's
engine
No.
1248
was
making
It
last
run.
bound
for
Seattle's
Woodland
Park
where
It
will
be
on
exhibition
for
children
who
visit
the
park:
The
big.
100-ton
engine
roiled
through
Seattle
streets
with
the
ease
and
dignity
of
a
veteran
and,
of
course,
the
help
of
a
towing
truck.
:"
.
...
V
.(-
litical
conference
fails
in
90
days
to
make
headway
on
unifying
Korea.
The
source,
a
person
in
authority,
said
Rhee's
demand
is
the
stumbling
block
of
the
11-day
talks
between
Rhee
and
J
Lei.shman.
By
The
Associated
Press
Allied
planes
Assistant
Secretary
of
State
SEOUL,
waiter
o.
nooertson,
rresiaeni
Eisenhower's
special
truce
en
stayed
on
the
ground
to
50,000
Arrested
in
E.
Germany
For
Rebelling
Against
Regime
Roberts
and
Alien
are
experts
m
German
and
Far
East
affairs.
The
entire
party
will
leave
London
Wednesday
night
for
the
opening
of
the.
talks
Frl-day.
Robertson,
former
British
Middle
East
commander,
served
is
mint
leader
of
the
tnconclu-
voy.
day
and
battlefront
ac
The
compromise
is
reported
to
tion
was
limited
to
brief
provide
for
the
U.S.
to:
Agree
to
join
South
Korea
beru"'"--
skirmishes
as
rain-
,lve
Anglo-Egyptian
talk
last
te
displayed
both
the
volts,
ordered
additional
rauons
in
walking
out
of
the
conference
extent
of
the
repressive
measures
KVAni
fi.,tr
nrrHiiptji
nntatoes
May
over
evacuation
of
British
if
after
90
days
It
had
made
no
progress
toward
peaceful
unifi
taken
in
the
wake
of
the
June
17
riots
came
as
the
government
Iron
hand
and
the
velvet
glove
.
vegcUbI'Mi
SUKar
and
oil
distrl-today
In
their
attempts
to
quell
bulecl
to
the
public,
riots,
strikes
and
outright
rebel-
j
The
mailed
fist
still
showed
...
....
......
d'i...nt.niritln
East
Germany.
Justice
Minis-
storms
lashed
all
Korea.
Up
to
5'j
inches
of
rain
has
soaked
this
war-torn
peninsula
since
early
Sunday
from
storms
that
swept
In
from
the
China
Sea.
The
U.S.
5th
Air
Force
said
troops
from
the
8uer.
zone.
His
presence
on
the
Washington
rlrlegatlon
suggests
the
Issue
will
be
high
on
the
agenda.
cation
of
Korea.
After
such
a
walkout,
"discuss"
on
a
diplomatic
level
resumption
of
the
war.
with
the
admitted
that
the
spirit
of
revolt
still
alive.
In
an
open
letter
to
East
zone
farmers.
Prime
Minister
Otto
PRETTY
GKETTA
WHITMORE,
18-year-old
queen
of
the
1953
FUn
Flon
trout
festival,
holds
up
an
angler's
dream
30-pound
lake
trout,
one
of
the
type
that
has
made
the
area
famed
among
fishermen.
Lf
r
fflUA
t
I
tl
1
l
.unu.,w
rwonle.
The
soft
approacn
was
on
m
j
50,0(K)
persons
have
been
arrested
j
for
rcbelUng
agalnsi
the
regime.
Grotewohl
conceded
.that
i--
continue
j
understanding
that
any
action
I
would
have
to
be
ratified
by
the
Romania
where
Red
leaders,
are
huh
ui(uniiu
'im
It
For
the
first
time
in
more
!
U.S.
Senate.
i
i
h
j
promLses.
than
a
year,
all
Allied
planes
In
Korea
even
leather
recon-
To
appease
the
angry
public,
.
,
,
I
,
it
t,,B
Minesweeper
Due
Here
On
Training
Exercise
urowwoms
regime
..u
:
intnn
fnehtiiwPrP
errtund-
rinn
madDm
wpr
rpnoried
re-,
.
.
.
.
En
route
to
the
presidential
;
mansion,
Robertson
ran
into
the
first
South
Korean
anti-truce
demonstration
apparently
beamed
specifically
at.
him.
A
line
of
marchers
shouted,
"Drive
north
.
.
.
keep
our
sovereignty
leasing
many
of
those
arreste'd
the
-
curving
155-mile
front,"
Infantrymen
struggled
in
Malahiit
who
will
be
taking
part
RrDorts
from
the
East
zon
ankle-deep
mud
to
keep
water-
in
the
four-day
exercises
whiie
told
of
new
industrial
strikes
and
j
j
logged
bunkers
from
caving
in.
!
A
number
of
bunkers
already
here.
fresh
unrest
among
fanners.
-
KEMANO
WORKER
FINED
$1,00Q
ON
LIQUOR
CHARGE
BvrcM
to
Tl.o
Dully
News
.
KEMANO
Olaf
Kroyer,
worker
on
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
project
here,
was
fined
$1,000,
or
In
default
six
months
In
Jail,
after
he
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
keeping
liquor
for
sale.
'
"
'.
-:
-Yt
!
v
'!;
;
:'
"'
'
The
fine
was
levied
by
stiiiehdlary
magistrate
W.
,C..
It
was
kroysWstdffoncd
under
the
Uqudr
aitt.
He
paid
;'
'the
fine.:''
"r;'
j'
M
r
'
Despite
the-
flood
of
reports
were
,
reported
collapsed
telling
of
disorder,
,
behind,
the
I
i(owly
to.
LTJ7
over,
dirt
Arriving
tomorrow
to
take
part
in
training
exercises
in
these
waters
is
HMCS
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
minesweeper.
attached
to
HMCS
Malahat
in
Esquimalt.
She
will
arrive
at
the'
Imperial
Oil
Jetty
for
refuelling
at
about
4
p.m.
and
will
dock
at
the
CNR
pier
around
5:30..
.
,
'
:
i(
,
On
board
the
Saut
Ste.
Marie
are
officers
and
men
of
HMCS
roads
turned
into
a
quagmire.
A
signal
sent
to
Cmdr.
Pearson,
commanding
officer
of
HMCS
Chatham,
said
the
navy
personnel
hoped
that
Softball
and
baseball,
games
with
local
teams
could'
be
arranged
for,
7.
p.m.
Wednesday
and
6
p.m.
Thursday.
Veteran
of
the
Korean
wars,
the
Tribal
class
destroyer
HMCS
in
East
Germany
and
Romania
j
Western
diplomats
in
Vienna
j
expressed
belief
.that
the
Com
:'Allied.
t
rooTJi
:
who
sloshed,
through
flooded
paddy
fields
of
no-man's
land
reported
40
pat
,
i
f
ivV.-f
I
ft
s
i!
I
It-'
Ik
-1.
.M;
i
"Mr
.
I
M'
,i
i
;
i.
7iiV
i"1
;
..v.
.
V..
K
t
It
.
i
,
I
i
i
i
i
ti:
.
.
.
unification
until
death."
Others
carried
placards
i
reading
"Continuous
friendship.with
America."
5
';
The
U.S.;
is
.reported
tb
.ha've
firmly
''opposed
Rhee's
demand
for
a
guarantee!
to
reriew
fighting
if
unification
fails;
Meanwhile,
another
secret
conference
was
held
In
Seoul
by
Gen.
Maxwell
Taylor,
U.S.
commander
of
Allied
ground
forces
in
Korea,
and
his
U.S.
advisers
to
the
South
Korean
army.
Despite
a
U.S.
8th
Army
announcement
that
the
session
was
a
routine
monthly
affair,
there
Tvas
speculation
they
discussed
military
problems
that
would
arise
if
a
truce
is
signed
without
Rhee's
guarantee
that
the
18
RoK
divisions
will
ob-
Cayuga
will
also
be
here
tnis
rol
contacts
from
Sunday
to
early
Monday.
All
were
directed
at
UN
positions
west
of
Finger
Ridge,
south
of
Kumsong,
or
on
hotly-contested
Sniper
Ridge
in
central
Korea.
The
probes
were
easily
turned
back,
the
8th
Army
said.
munists
still
have
the
70,ouu.ouu
restless
East
Europeans
in
the
satellite
states
under
control.
Reports
that
spreading
riots
in
Poland
had
forced
declaration
of
martial
law
there
drew
an
unusual
flat
denial
Sunday
night
from
the
Red
Warsaw
government.
The
Polish
news
agency
PAP
broadcast
a
communique
that
no
emergency
measures
had
been
token
in
Poland.
The
West
Berlin
newspaper
All-Stars
Salvage
One
Game
In
Series
With
Ketchikan
Ihree
games
in
the
International
doubled
to
drive
in
the
All-Stars
'LOSE
TO
THE
TOP
of
the
tallest
man-made
building
on
earth.
50-year-old
Izzy
Stuh-mer
performs
a
Job
that
would
scare
off
most
people.
The
Immense
tower
of
the
Empire.
State
Building
dwarfs
his
floating
platform,
from
which
Izzy
replaces
cracked
window
panes
almost
a
quarter
of
a
mile
above
the
New
York
streets.
Topping
his
dizzying
perch
Is
the
massive
222-foot
television
antenna.
413
Lives
Lost
Over
Holiday
CHICAGO
(CP)
The
July
4
holiday
week-end.
garnished
generally
with
good
weather,
brought
violent
death
to
more
than
400
persons
In
the
United
States.
Mine
Official
Heading
North
Roving-
Trophy
series
against
,
iwo-run
The
big-guns
of
the
All-Stars
Ketchikan
Saturday
and
Sun-
Jewitt,
representative
serve
wie
cease-iire
Walter
week,
arriving
at
8
a.m.
Wednesday
to
pick
up
Rear-Admira
J.
C.
Hibbard,
RCN,
who
is
arriving
with
his
staff
from
Edmonton
by
train
at
10:45
Wednesday
evening.
Accompanyinf
Rear
Admiral
Hibbard
is
Cmdr
R.
G.
Pickford.
Rear
Admiral
Hibbard,
fl:i(
officer
Pacific
Coast,
took
ove;
command
of
Canada's
Pacifli
Coast
fleet
from
Rear
Admira
W.
B
Creary
about
thret
months
ago.
He
was
formed;
captain
of
HMCS
Ontario.
HMCS
Chatham
will
we'coni;
both
ships'
companies
with
f
dance
on
Thursday
evening
anc
the
wardroom
officers
are
giving
a
reception
for
the
visiting.
Telegraf
said
Saturday
night
martial
law
had
been
declared
in
the
Silcsian
industrial
area
of
finally
got
the
range
Sunday
night
and
blasted
In
five
runs
in
the
first
Inning,
added
two
more
of
Pioneer
Mines,
left
here
today
day.
The
All-Stars
took
part
in
the
July
4
week-end
celebrations
at
in
the
second
and
a
singleton
in
the
fifth.
Ketchikan
countered
tho
Alaskan
centre
and
won
me
last
game
of
the
trio
8-S
Mau
Mau
Raid
Royal
Lodge
for
Ketchikan
where
he
has
a
chartered
Ellis
Airlines
plane
to
take
him
to
Star
Lake
and
McKay
Lake.
Mr.
Jewitt
is
on
a
routine
exploration
trip
for
the
mining
company.
1
Poland
and
in
Warsaw
and
Kra-how.
This
report,
never
confirmed
by
Western
Allied
or
German
authorities,
also
declared
that
Poles
had
blown
up
17
Soviet
tanks.
Automobile
drivers
apparently
were
careful
enough
to
.beat
the
U.S.
National
Safety
Coun
NAIROBI
(AP)
A
gang
of
Mau
Mau
terrorists
raided
Royal
Funeral
Held
For
IWA
Man
From
Justkatla
cil's
prediction
that
290
persons
would
die
in
week-end
traffic
Ketchikan's
baseball
nine
will
be
down
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
near
future
to
play
the
final
three
games
for
the
Roving
Cup,
donated
by
Ketchikan's
ace
hurl-er
Harry
Ludwigson.
It
was
Ludwlgson's
pitching
plus
four
bad
errors
which
cost
Prince
Rupert
the
first
game
with
two
in
the
first,
and
singletons
in
the
third,
fourth
and
seventh.
Larry
Mathews,
All-Star
starter
was
the
winning
pitcher.
Big
crowds
attended
all
three
games,
in
Ketchikan
ball
park,
Nick
Pavlikis
reports
and
the
ball
team
were
treated
to
the
customary
excellent
Ketchikan
Lodge
Kenya's
wedding
gift
to
accidents.
But
not
by
much,
the
Queen
and
the
Duke
of
Ed
I
ships'
officers
the
same
eve-I
ning.
At
least
249
persons
died
in
inburghSunday
night.
Another
gang
raided
Treetops
highway
and
street
accidents.
it
is
hoped
that
Admiral
uin-Another
118
drowned
and
45
bard
will
attend
the
dance
and
Maii
in
miscellaneous
accidents.
I
Dresent
some
of
the
prizes
to
Hotel,
20
miles
from
the
lodge,
Requiem
mass
was
sung
by
where
the
Queen,
then
princess,
Saturday
afternoon.
The
All-Stars
out-hit
Ketchikan
6-5
but
last
the
game
by
the
same
tally.
hospitality.
Two
Ellis
Air
Lines
planes
brought
the
team
home
the
ships'
personnel.
was
staying
when
she
learned
of
her
father's
death
In
February,
Ihls
morning.
lather
O.
P.
Mohan
this
morning
at
Annunciation
Catholic
church
for
Achille
(Archie)
Cha-bot,
who
died
Saturday
at
Jus-
katla.
The
two-day
holiday
toll,
413
lives,
was
substantially
smaller
than
the
643
recorded
for
the
three-day
Independence
Day
week-end
of
1952.
1952.
Oordy
Cameron
for
the
All-Stars
was
charged
with
the
loss.
On
Sundav
afternoon
Ketchi-
The
Sault
Ste.
Marie
will
be
sailing
from
Prince
Rupert
Friday
morning
as
will
the
Cayuga.
The
latter
will
make
a
brief
call
at
Kitimat.
Both
ships
will
be
berthed
at
the
CNR
dock
while
here.
-
Last
year,
traffic
acciuenis
claimed
36G,
drownings
202,.
fireworks
two,
and
miscellaneous
73.
WEATHER
Forecast
North
Coast
Region:
Cloudy
this
morning,
sunny
in
afternoon.
Cloudy
overnight
and
Tuesday
morning,
becoming
sunny
'Tuesday
afternoon.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Wind
light.
Chabot,
33,
on
official
of
the
kan
unloaded
on
Prince
Rupert's
IWA
at,
Juskatla,
was
killed
in
a
starting
chucker
Fred
Christen-IngRlng
accident.
He
was
from
SPn
and
scored
three
riins
in
the
Pellctler,
Sask.
I
firstMnnlng
and
two
In
the
sec-
Burial
was
at
Falrvicw
ccme-1
ond.
Terrace's
Jim
Grey
came
in
try
and
pallbearers,
all
IWA
,
to
replace
Chrlstenscn
and
held
friends
of
the
deceased,
were
the
Ketchikan
nine
scoreless
fflr
f
rank
Evans.
Robert
Hvslon.
I
the
rest
of
the
game.
The
raiders
stole
blankets,
food,
two
pairs
of
binoculars
and
a
guncase
from
the
hotel.
Two
Africans
who
were
employed
as
caretakers
went
off
with
the
gang.
African
constables
guarding
the
royal
lodge
fought
the
anti-white
raiders
for
15
minutes.
None
was
injured.
It
is
not
known
whether
the
raiders
suffered
any
casualties.
Thieves
Rob
Socreds
May
Elect
25th
Member
Today
Henry
Spence,
Douglas
Taylor,
However,
a
17-year-old
Seattle
Low
tonlghi
and
high
Tues
and
Ray-
pitcher
held
the
All-Stars
score-
j
day
At
Port
HarSy,
Sandspit
less
until
the
ninth
inning
when
I
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
65.
mymonri
Hayward
niond
Biggs.
Television
Camera
To
Be
Used
To
Study
Ripple
Rock
Structure
Olivier
s
Home
LONG
CRENDON.
Eng.
0)
Thieves
entered
the
country
oimo
for
the
Pacific
biological,
station
there
and
at
Esquimalt
OTTAWA
fi
Canada's
only
i
peculiar
underwater
structure
underwater
television
camera
and
the
strong
tides
surrounding
home
of
Sir
Laurence
Olivier
for
the
Pacific
naval
laboratory
lead
over
his
opponents.
And
in
the
six
seats
yet
undecided,
Social
Credit
leads
in
five.
CCF
candidates
have
captured
13
seats
and
lead
in
one.
Progressive
Conservatives
have
elected
one
member.
Liberals
have
elected
three
and
their
leader,
Arthur
Lalng,
is
in
a
close
contest
with
education
minister
Tilly
Rolston
In
Vancouver-Point
Grey
"C."
Health
minister
Eric
Martin
and
Bert
Price,
Social
Credit,
are
leading
both
ballots
in
Bur-rard.
Vancouver
Eal
"A"
rcchccfe
Is
still
Incomplete,
but
Arthur
Turner
of
the
CCF
has
a
comfortable
lead
over
A.
M.
Aiuold
of
the
Social
Credit.
m
be
used
this
autumn
to
study
It
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Social
Credit
may
elect
today
the
one
additional
member
needed
to
form
a
majority
government
in
the
British
Columbia
Legislature.
The
battle
centred
on
the
big
Vancouver
ridings
after
the
latest
returns
showed
Premier
Bennett's
party
victorious
In
Delta,
where
Tom
Irwin,
speaker
In
the
last
Legislature,
won
out
over
CCF
candidate
Len
Shepherd
on
the
first
count
Saturday.
This
makes
a
total
of
24.
seats
In
the
48-seat
hc"je.
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
In
Vancouver
Point
Grey,
ballot
"B,"
tolrts
a
substantial
The
television
unit
is
to
arrive
Hie
structure
of
dangerous
Ripple
and
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
The
camera
Is
enclosed
in
a
watertight
steel
cylinder
weigh-
I
.
.
n
l.
.
nnn
........
.1
..
TMnn
In
Vancouver
about
Oct.
1.
Developed
by
the
NRC
In
1949,
it
will
undergo
modifications
to
achieve
the
utmost
in
stability
'OJi
k
in
the
Seymour
Narrows.
Copt.
II.
R.
Smyth,
in
charge
j"
radio
and
electrical
engineering
trials
for
the
national
research
council,
will
supervise
its
use
during
the
west
coast
experl-
Sunday
night
and
made
off
with
furs
and
jewelry
valued
at
sormi
7,000
($19,600).
Sir
Laurence
and
his
ailing
wife,
Vivien
Leigh,
discovered
the
theft
when
they
returned
from
entertaining
Sir
William
Walton,
the
composer,
and
Lady
Walton.
It
was
the
third
time
the
Olivlers
have
been
robbud
in
three
yeais.
,
era
tube
are
transmitted
to
television
screens
aboard
the
surface
vessels,
by
means
of
a
coaxial
cable.
All
the
camera's
operations
urn
guided
by
remote
ALLURING
JYTTE
OLSON
has
plenty
of
charm
at
her
disposal,
as
she
prepares
to
compete
for
lh
coveted
"Miss
Universe"
title
in
the
world
beauty
contest
to
be
held
at
Long
Beach,
Calif.,
July
9
-19.
The
18-ytar
old
beauty
will
carry
the
colors
of
her
native
tkMiuiHrk
in
the
competition.
.
'.
when
lowered
Into
the
rushing
waters.
Preliminary
trials
will
be
carried
out
around
the
50-foot
depth.
The
camera
has
already
been
used
on
the
west
coast,
at
Nan-
"hi.
itippie
rock
has
been
a
hazard
to
navigation
for
years,
but
previous
Httemntu
tn
remnvn
st
ere
unsuccessful
owing
to
Its
Ci
i
I