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| UN Force in Egypt | :
| In Uncertain Role le

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (CP)—The United
Nations Middle East foree moved into Egypt today}
with Seeretary-General Dag Hammarskjold en route}.
by rts yay ‘ Oly
to Cairo to guide its early operations. — el
— But.to UN members here whoe : <i 1
worked through eight days Of igary has turned down all UN},
the force's role in the troubled! epi medical aid and food sup;
area appears all tco uncertain. plies, Poet
schavanne loullies caer by an ; Hammarskjold , expressed the ns
Boies m France to withdraw from the ope that the Hungarian governs.
i PROBABLY THE ENVY of every last one of his female fans, ;Suez Canal zone were inereased ment would gram ns reqs o
{ June Janico gets a cheerful bear hug from rock 'n’ roll {dol by: Wednesday's Moscow report son Cairo ms y nome),

{  Hlvis Presley, Revorted to be “the one” girl in the quivering | that Egypt has asked for Rus- ithous ‘oe Se A te (a sestdents, egpeclally. those’ it
sifiger’s romance department, June travelled up from her home sian “volunteer's” to move in, none the ie ew pre oN aes ae th aa er not: t y nese in
town of Biloxi, Miss., to spend some time with Elvis at his home | WAR OF NERVES . feaarn tod at wh M , it oe aatll be : ae eee yy dual’ shutin 0 tt
in Memphis, Tenn., before he left to start a new round of The Moscow report caused i taken wp Syma mu mbes "0 we : ” Pera Le | OY MB i
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practically'no water;to fight
“He said: that. the. city, reservoir:
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their taps and leaving them off.”
ep memns come i samen a corridors at “UN headquarters. ; icsod ayain until Hammarsk-

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cial confirmation, many dele- 10d returns to report on the}

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of nerves. The resolution rejected ‘by.

| ‘ 4 ° 1 Hungary called for the UN ih
Refuses Talks With Nagy acuzcuntite asad
mediate withdrawal of the Ang- 32" ones and the holding (of
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_. VIENNA u—Russia's Puppet premicr of Hungary, Janos Ka- jo-French forces. Bub this view 1°" vie’ 10ns.— fy
dar, today rejected neutrality as a future policy for the country is opposed to the British-French | ,
and refused any negotiations with former premicr Imre Nagy attitude that the’ canal cannot |
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regime insa statement to a wor- broadcast which said the Soviet)” phis Anglo-French stand was ,
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ing up the cloxé “tes with Mos Kadar declared in today’s|afler the Anglo-French . forces ;the Labor Progressive Comimun-! - 7-4

Kida ast the polley of bis; This contradited an eatllce Soonueg eS "Avra | | dish é” yailway will “swing . from" Beattyville ‘|
A | wait OFC |, through: the .chibougamau district, ‘which is epproximately:400 |"
kers’ delegation, broadcast by| Army was deporting Hungarians) switch from their earlier prom- |
Budapest Radio, which showed! to the east in sealed railway ise to move out as soon as thei Do AA — : ——
clearly that he has no Intention ‘cars in a desperate: effort. to UN force was set to take over From Morgan ee 7 le i on aw an gle
of walking out of the Soviet-' stamp out revolutionary elem-! yhis move probably was brought |. eee a ry
dominated Warsaw: Pact OF BY=. ents, nbout by Egynt's.insistance: that. VANCOUVER: 0—Members of) rm. . ounse emles
cow wheh sel off the revolution statement only persons arrested move out the UN foree itself Ist party in British Columbia are| WW ‘ re * - | “ % fo off " e
three Wwecks 20, Cy must withdraw to take {ts stand {waiting for words from leader, | nim atl on ye aim

 

 

 

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x ed an agreement with Soviet terror” and crimes would be! yp after the Arab-Israeli war. | reacting to the revolt against; he Sagy o g ee mene Bok oo
military authorltics in Hungary | prosecuted. HAVE TOP PRIORITY ‘some Communist partics in Eur-|.” " VANCOUVER (CP)—The lawyer for Wade and

 

that “no one may be deported.” Kadar said that a neutral! ‘The Middle East and Hungar- . ope. 7, “ain Stee atal Tikarval leader

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and declared that the govern: i Hungary—which Nagy had pro- Jan situations had priority on! An executive meeting of ine! ells Ltd, 0 ho are sung pl ovineial Liberal leades

ment would “hold no one fe-!yosed during his brief tenure:the agenda of the lth General : party will heat a report trom Mr. Arthur Laing for slander, “warned Mr. Laing’s coun-|.1* ine the threat” facing the
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the national party: oo) Wednesday that introduction to the slander trial|city in regard to lack: of water

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| the uprising of the past three, py the imperialists and lead ty one-day layoff, ‘meeting which has just finished |” . : ee votre DN oar

| weeks,” - war” ‘The International political, Beront leaving Wad forin Toronto, lof testimony regarding Wade and, Well’s work ona Se eee aUES: ae

i _. situation, he added, does not: alro, Hammarskjold received 2; gaid a party member, here thaw highway would be an “ag auntinn at theale PAGS, TUBS. |
‘favor a policy of neutrality, “Poke from Moscow rejecting his: wednesday: “Some people thing: orther n highway W ould be an aggravation of the Residents were udvised to: put

: Slow Learners © | As tor the man the revolt haq bid for assistance in persuading ithat everything the Russians do; damage.” er tpalls and“pans under eaves . of
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\ Class Urged ‘sald an agreement with Nagy emt UN observers, So far Hun-jJy, “Bub everybody is waiting ing firm's lawyer, Col, C. C. I. ted when Mr.-Laing Wrote Mines rain water: for” tire’ protection | ‘ir the stove

: 4 "My be possible rdf he — for Nigel Morgan’s report from: vorritt, V coniyted defence | Minister Kenneth Kiernan a let-|purposes and for houschold.ne-).~ ay; calig

: B H ith B d could be possible only: If he; ( Marritt, VC, prom Alt electrically,

f y ed oar “changes his abliiude and-comes: the national meeting before tak-:eounsel Senator .J. W. Farris to, tel last March about the highway cessitics such as washing dishes | water {anks should

A resolution passed by the: out of the Yugoslav embassy to, Man Granted ing any further steps.” ‘interject: “I'm being Intimidat- tale read the etter: to two and flushing toilets, | a low thermostat and :

Union Board of Health at its, uegotlate, : Mr, Morgan, told of the reslg-' ed.” So peral party meetings. "| City crews are working fever-|' is no water‘at allthey

/ quarterly meeting tn the Skeena | Meunwhue, Ina desperate ate | New Tn a / Juniont erat coast ae Col, Merritt denied intimida- coat Pe eae ne ing! the vitally Une lock nich be {ured off 701

"1 ‘Umit. cally for Distrlet: Lemp to end the general str ke) unionists in Britain said: “There: said “I'm warning him.” Court 8 : I, ch | wot wate :
Health Unit, cally for Distrle: tempt to end the general sUike: tion, Dut sald an atta had protection of “qualified priv-|was disconnected: last night: by ar crateg as long: BS" on

is no such trouble In Canada.” | « Jusblee N. W.. Whittuler, of
| or, Justice N. W.. Whittaker, lege” In his edmments on -the} the landslide that covered the| oot. andall.:-steam oles

 

 
 

 
 

    
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: 92 School Board to consider the paralyang ue coun the! Nn i ne BC. 8 Géurt adjourn

" tnstitution of fneilitles for the: Soviet-lmposed government ans | A C, ‘the B.C, Supreme,Gourt aqjourn- , sei ge a Ye

; education of slow learners, hovneed a Mass purge of former | ( ase | ° led the hearing wntll next Mon- highway. project, Pt att with more than 20 fect should be watehed very closely
The board of health eeidéd: top Conmunists and expressed | VANCOUVER @—A new bri A d$ | f day, when he will rule on points ie Tustiee Wer ne “lt val ie four days. before tho Chief warned: mi
there was a definite necd jy approval uf limited “free” clecs was ordered Wednesday night” / oug ] io! legal argument which have jel OF un iiniss rt n we the water pe ystems ack in|, Chly. restaurants,
Prince Rupert for ‘slow earners Hons “ab a tater date,” But the! for John Babieh, charged with Hxept the eight-man Jury exclud- 7 OF r boctineon. Overy Nee working order, Clty Works, Su- badly crippled .:b

, classes In schools, “only parties allowed to partlel- [an aeld-throwing atuaek on a: ied singe shortly after the trial Wee tne. Lents! yee amitlec. perintendent C.J Guystatson os | Veeer ciae

| phere are 2162 sehool child. pale would be those whieh | $140,000-sweepstnke winner,’ 0 ur. ‘began Tuesday. > Teginintlve connie tumuted today,’ **| Manger ‘of Uo Gondola.Cal

yen hi the area,” Dr.John Sith: wstand for sockallsh prinelples : argo an all-male, B.C, Supreme | Basis of the sull Is erifelsm | err Only halt of the elty’s ubual Poler Moroz, said Unt Uy i

»  medieal health officer reported, and serve the interests of the; Court jury falled to agree on Halred before a legisintlve cont UX-QUEEN DIES.” ‘| wat ly a the: no Water coming -Varough:. Hf
band anty one ar two percent, workers.” ora yerdiet,, ate -inibtee last February of a 48-mile “ee a vi ears § ich ng iy taps'and if tho:condition’ stilt’
whiel {st vonservative estimate ‘The premier reiterated his  Sbieh: 1, i ehwrged with section of the Casslar-Stowart _CANNIES, France (M—Ex-Queen a tut fevels of the el ee istod by'6 pani ae wont hjfe

‘gre slow learners," ‘previous stand that negotiatlons causing bully harm with Intent | Pullest eo - operation from [Nand In Nore BE, 4h wh ich Rta be ee ctea tt feta es are already without wien,» oo on he alt

2 This would mew Phe hoard for the withdrawal of the fuse ito malo by Unrowhng veld av! the focal authortties ty belie venet re elion wns tnkken by fclntod. lo. most of Europe's roy-| The rosorvolt whieh: was full foaldonts wore. already pub ig
sald, approximately 80 children shin forees from Hungary. can’ Mrs, Helen Orsolets, - | sought by (he Union Board of tne Teisltiva. group. ally, died today after a long iil Inst night with a capacity 1,151,-/out pans ‘and paila to-catel: raln
which would be enough for tWotonly be opened after order and{ In the three-day = hearlng, health ty eu Poa iter ant Wade and Wells claim that !ness, She was Ts 000 gallons Is now empty, - frunter, AE ay Ly ae

 

penee have been restored, evidence told of a squabble aver

CIASses, cru pe (enmavaneuayerae oo emanate
earn pate . oye P| co cceuatnieeceses + ene meee oveme tee ar clely aweanys cut down the blgh ineldence of | vA ay or oS
Recognialng {he problem of: Ithe $140,000 Irish sweepslake | MOTION TABLED PENDING REPORT

yeneren! disease In (he Prince

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ehers In Prlace Rupert, the M e ‘ , ‘ us “ : \ .o : : u Z ve . 1 e mt %
w anumaste ~ tonehers . Cin a Ihe horrd dectded at a mect- C Oe il (EE PAIS
boar What ML Clouiely with senttered showers ieave Lees iedbotore. the Ing recently {Wat elaser Inanée- ty Ponders Drainage Policy Atter Property. Floodin

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a (ye fark, WOuld | © : ; ' d . " . pee, oe, ee ah
Lo dio, this tyne eh, the slow] westerly 25 In exposed nvens to- Heences of any places contrits | A move to establish a firm] Tho discussion arose from at The letter sald that whon the} Tn a roporb ‘to the board 6:
eter sent counell by Ralph Q, | sbreet (the old hoardwalk strogt) works committee Clly Works

ho sulhable fol | voning reguiadions, would help
a and southenst | pow MY [nolley on ‘drainage ditches, cule ei : }
learners: day and sowthenst 8) Panera Pastor Seeks improve the situation, vorls and nabuinl water courses| Anderson, 087 Soyonth Avonuo| was complotad "nico. big opon| Suporintondent, OJ. Custaleeh

CA ee oan ita Dr, John Smith, director of |in tho elty of Prine Ruport was | ask and. Willian Huntor, 003 {ditehos wore put In on cach sido} sald that duo to tho honvy, ralile:.
Savonth Avenue Bast, The two] of tho: slroot with tho. ditching) tell of two ‘weeks ago! “thie pds :

Alderman Kay Sintth. Hepes tiny gertday at Port Mardy, , ‘ the Skeona Health Unit, sald | ingtignted Tuesday night by elty .
Ai i 0 Na there has heen a considerable ( mon complained "aginst those fonding ab the stroat allowance | porties bounme flooded
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gontatives from Smithers, “Per. , ela. Puta
mee and Privee Rupert uiten Bane und Prince Rupert 39 inorense In venoreal disease In Cone action wos uy ntlermath | of our proportios for draining all . ho | i
nd, l ocd | Vanda ls the Prince Rupert aren whleld | of the big rainstorm two wooks| the proportios on Soventh Avons| with 4 pino ‘across tho-strect: toj open water course (which: rue ;
iv causing concern to the Jago which enused considerable | ua Bist wove iss" connect thom up, ‘Thon dratne| through from 003 Sovontiy Ava):
IMIS [ i B SEAL DR / VE heath ue : flooding In various parts of the |WATER IN BASEMENTS ago thon procoods along the road | no nal to 010 Sovonth Avento,
OR AN appeal for help in trying} — Prince Rupert has one of Ihe | gity, pho lobtor sald thay “the wator allowance (Basil Stroot) for] Enst) hind-been closed In -by the!
" Lo trade down the vandals who} Dighert per capita incldenee | A motion by Alderman T, Nor) poing rn inte our propariion Is about 60 foo) and thon. swings|varlous owners of tho proport i -
i0 FIGH l DISEASE 5 i, A R IK HER E have been breaking the wine} areas in the province, ion Younus to have & report {sich in a honvy rain Uvab Ib ts |! on our proportios.” "J offoatod: in this aren and'tho,: |
' . dows of St. Paul's Lutheran sree ent sec mnenmermrannnar tn made on the posslbility, practl| putting two to threo foot of |NUW DITOUES CAUST pipe and bok ayer ea AO
The two proporly ownors anid) ft too small to carry away the

; we onolasing TR. Chels eheh, Fifth Avenue and ¢ ° Hility and catimated costs of Ins ty ovr bagamonta,” Ono .
ho first bateh of 1 Le ae tne pst en MeBride Stroat, was mado today Pair Fined $40 slalling a now dramage ditch nino nos airevodt Leon pile {that thoy bolloved that tho nowly | eccumulation of lealnago, Walp, :
nals has heen matted fo ety resee’’ s & Hho past WA | yy Pastor Arthur A, Olson, My the north sido of Soventh| ings and’ continuod flooding }oponod drainage Was the ronson [during ane tntonge downpour de
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days, (0 man Ins sur Pe in od wi Mr, Olson suld hab the ROMP For Shoplifting Avoniw Wash between Basll gould imdormine thoso piles and )thoy ave having so much trouble ood,
pained cuba aint) CAMPRIRE ST" aro eo-oparauing wih church! 4 city couple who plonded |Bbroot and Mays Cove Aventa,|ondangor tho houso, the lottor | and folt that the —altuation in Cuatatepn jad
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nny reparked, offlelals In investigating abl guilty. befor y(n hy Aldors hould b dat |
eee Chetstimas Seal ¢ ‘nee 1 wns ‘ y before Magistrate 8, D,| Wes bled on motion by Aldor! stated, should be corrected at once with Nd. box: CUIVe
the CaN geal eampalgn tn Prince Rupork ws [Fons tras Ineldants  whoro| Johnston iN iy” pall sant man A, Donald Ritehie, “Phirtoon yours ago slx+nol| tho city paying the cast. wore autficlont In alzo; tootake:
urtielally apened (eny: church —wkdowy hve boon! this afternoon fo it ehargo of} Alt, Ritehie moved tab Uo} dratnage ipo was pub in noroas| hoy. anld “Who lly onginoor | caro of normal raintnll, provide:
| My, Guatatwon was notiflod prove jing thoy. wero “{natalled with) oe:

re remainder of 1,000 envelopes will be placed tin the smashed foyer ;
oo Han haw Hut woke AMUSHOG, shoplifting, wore fined $20 oneh, {prajoct be tabiod until Clork-|one of tho proportion so a8 tO '
“anvil for onbeaf-town omnes In (he distrlel this weekend, To anid 1 windows In the Mr, und) Mts, Hlerbort James oly Works Superintendent O, J, frallitate tho lasing of tho ditch, | lously that. this flooding condl-jclonn-out: baaing and wore’ TWIG:

Mfrs, Gordan sit ehureh were broken on October) Marchnnt wl chond: (Guatafson make a ropor, on she] On Sunday, Qotober to 1950, wo| Hon would possibly toko . place | tn allignmont: to.:ono,anothor, . °
urehnny who wore gppronene Reon maka n wor have Op to this time [with ant Mo gtcdlont: 40: IGE. foe

ihe eolariul stamps provide an opportunity for tha publle fos "ong mora Ingb Bumday andfed after Loy left Shop Tasy olty’s pollay. In auch matters, had to go oul and tako this pipe | but scones to dient: r
an wnvostrlotod apaod of flow, i,

yo help further the tHyht aquuinst uberetosts whieh 1 86 Tia moro ‘Tuesday, — Anyono| Slaves Tit oxtabliah a polley ax bo natural) up aa tt ppponrod {L wos Por] tgnored tt". i
ji major hath problem, ' bovos Tih with goods tok pale a pate Following tho reading of the} Howavor, tho;-works suporitts

we ' ; “norte \ having any Information as to) for, wore told by Maglatrate | watorways before my oxponslvo|albly plugied as tho water wns NO: WC Marine

Cueehatrman Mex, GC Um reported Hak some $700 TW ho or how the windows worc|Johnaton that the morehants ijsurvoy and eatinle of coxta bo flooding owt ovor our proportion, |letter, fio, mayan, ang eoumelt toncont anid, ‘onch rosldont ays
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aiendy been vecelved Urough Wie mall broken are usked to communt|tho city must bo pr " , Ls mmeim E
M etaag \ ay Nf MoReane | \ protected, A.jmade. Tho tab yw Mallon pags OVjGOG | ) bh memento
Directors Walsh In fhe eamputan are Mrs, AIX MeRene Pots with otthar the ROMP or! Mrnce Nrown appeared for Meyod with Aldona, ¥ pune and| fore and tho pipes dug up wore Ing Uno natural water courses, | (Continued on Page, 8).

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