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announced today,
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industry aid the pulp and paner Industry,
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bis. waved her arm and looked
al the signal cord far above
har head,

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th time now,” the little
asked,

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bus seat and reached as high
as she could. The bus was
slowing, and tt scemed that
she wotld be too late. One or
‘tWO passengers — moved as
-though they were goine to lift
‘her,

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moppet attained the cord with '
her finger tips, and the signal |
near the = driver . czounded:
“Ting! :

“There!” said mother.
hear the neise?”

The small girl nodded,
jumped down, grinning
triumph. Answering

“You |
and
grins

around. .

. “It's a great thrill for her,”
mother explained to the rest
of-the- bus, as she moved to
‘the door. “The first time.”
| Mother's tone was half-apolo-
| velic. But her. fellow-passen-
gers were pleased,

For each of them, the incid-
ent brought back thav half-
forgotten time when simple
things lightec up the world... |

Long. ago, a small boy was
cheered beyond measure when

‘sticks of wood for the stove.
A litlic girl felt important: :
because Mummy let her stir
the cake bowl and scrape out
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a raise in pay. ‘

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On Gaza Strip

JERUSALE
‘Fighting. between Egyptian and
i Iszacti forees blaved uy alone the:
tense Gaza border strip this!
' morning for the fourth strafeht.
day, an Isracli military spokesi-
Meu announced,

, Egyptian positions opened rae!
Hehine gun tire on an Israeli ont
‘post in the Kissufhn area, and;
'Tsvaellsy returned the fire,
iepakermin said,
The new clash brake a truce
‘Hposed wlouy the Gada strip
(Friday night in an effort to
balk | jhe deus hostilitics which
yo" brawsh Middle Naslern
Sewtitoh: lon new high tn the'lnst,
Tew days;
THREE INCIDENTS
Isracll and Eeyplian positions

and artillery fire. for the dast'

acule ansiely to Western offle-
jals fearing nv possible new Arab-
Isracl wr,

The Isriell spokesman sald

(he fring was one of three nel
dents on Arnb-[srach borders
during the last 12 haurs,
In the second Ineldent, Israel
fishermen in the Sea of Galilee
were SMred oan from the Syrinn
side this marning and were fore.
ied lo abandon thelr nets, the
spokesman sald,

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dan pallee outpost opened fire
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ab Naharaylin, south of the Sea
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the se¢-nic Northwest Highway, System, w 1,220 mile

It was near the above scene
that the U.S. Army officially

against the cloments for the past 10 years,

(Natlonal Defence Photo)

‘Growing Algerian. Violence Dims

ALGIERS (#— French troops, .
‘today fought two strong Algerian!

Meanwhile, two ships carrying
several thousand fresh

troops | head of a

French Hopes For Negotiations

with !

for officer status—was formerly”
» Communist party cell:

‘nationalist bands in the third,from France arrived Friday in-in Algiers.

iday of a see-saw battle in the

‘|Nementcha mountains 100 miles *

south of Constantine.

Fresh troops were brought up.
iby helicopter as the French en-,
trenched among’ giant rocks in!
the wild terrain.
| Both sides were known to have:
Suffered losses, but French au-
ithorities said they were un-:

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‘ualty figures.
There were no details on the.
‘progress of the fighting or the.

number ‘of men involved.

‘Seattered reports of violence:
' poured in from other parts of!
eastern Algeria as belief grew,
“hat no negotiation now is possi- |
dle wilh the inflamed rebels,

In Constantine, two rebels who:
chrew a erenade into 2 cr oyced
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vare henched by an enraged

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TROOPS ARRIVE,

Fourteen ‘abels were sal re

“a elash with Freneh troops in- thes 4

{northern part of Constantine
iprovince near Ced Zenatl, Three
ie west of Constantine an: Al-

2crlan policemen was killed when
irebels bald up a bus,

In western Algeria, rebels ame
‘hushed a-militaiy ceavoy near
‘Nedroman not far from the Mor-
ocean border, Five Frenehn sold-
‘iurs were killed and four wound-

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Oran,

More help for the French air
‘foree was dispatched Friday as 34
planes left southern Franee en
route to Algeria.

C: ALL TO DUTY
In Algiers, “iuberation fighters”

‘—describing themselves as 2 sec-

ret military grouping of Com-

(acts boasting of their suecess
in seizing a truckload of French
arms Wednesday. They claimed
‘the French of fiver commanding
ihe escort had pone over to the
‘resistance forces,

The Frenen sai tne missing
mMan—:etus uly a cadet training |

Atomic Reactor

Damage

" Announced

CHICAGO @— ‘The Atomic
Energy” Commission reported:

Thursday that a mishap at its
reactor testing station in Idaho
last November damaved the core
‘af its experianental breeder re-
actor No. J. The Chicago’ aper-

pations wifey of the AKC. suid

sone radioactivity was releised
and the bulidine was evacuated,
An information affieer cf the

commission said he did not know.

Why the aecident whieh the

EM iMeulers) — ed before the Lisureeis were AMC said oeeurred on Nov, 29

We Hot, Prmounced unt) now,

Automation Seen Challeng e
To Both Labor Management

tiv NORMAN WALKER
NEW TAVEN, Conn. (t—To-
day's city firemen ray be the’
proluiyoe of Larorrow's average
worker, Who'll sit wround playing
checkers jie: Swappinys Jakus

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into action,

, ‘That's the Jot ut the fates
pWOrhe? di develooine ney pe
rehine age de pielured by a labor

have been trading machtie- ~4ttts vanion research man, Ted Silvey dent of

of the AFL-CIO edneation de
partment,

Silvey told a Yale Law Sehaol
Student Assoclalion labor reli-
‘(ions conference Friduy that new
eleetronle, autematle machines
will neni a drastic change for
workers,

“Where al the emphasis has
heen on having an idle mind end,
detlve hands an the assembly
lines,” he sald, “the aeeent In dhe!
future will be on havin an ac
tive mind and idle hands."

He sald thie will require mara,
Nol less, use of the total talente
OP Timan hele, mare july.
ment, shill and knowledee with
loss and dess physleal affort, ‘Phe.
future worker will preside over
bank of dhals,

O Twelve fotury + sharp
yer steed blades,

@ Wasyeneip, hand - elasp
Khe,

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Hele vours,

@ 88.00 Trade In allow.
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Silvey suid this wil commiieste
collective
Dursuining, Wath machines ao
ine moot af Che wark, he sald, it
Will be lavdee tu measure ap ine

Wr. diyidutl worker's. pe: oduetivity.,
Lil the sound of WHE see gu iti:  waltie hy leprae

O48,

LiteeGen, Leslie Re Groves,
tlred former eovernment atomle
Phiel, now roseareh viewspresd.
Spereyeland Corp, said
THaieient must Wo possible see
that Individual workers are pat
Kiet in jAernduclis HOW Ne
nines, But i fdded Chat “we
must al work far coclety as a
Whole”

Groves sald shorter working
how's for employees peneraly are
inevitable, He 'sald mere atten
‘ton showld be given ty discussing
whether the work reduetlon
should be tn the form of fewer
work dhiys or Tewer work hours
“Overy day,

ean RN RNENEEEENN HO eo Lee E EG Meee meee

Indl ton pros a

re -)

Strong
out a mop-up operation of the
area just oulside Algiers where
the truck was stolen. Many Com-
munists were arrested.

Meanwhile, Robert
resident minister in Algeria, con-
tinued conferences with cabinet
officials in Paris.

French forces carried

Lacoste, |

A deerce calling French reserv- |
jable to get any immediate cas-, Munisls and Nationalists—issued: ists back to active duty is Ex-,

pected within a few days.

It is |

expected that the first #roup of |
reservists will include about 25,-:

000 men,

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We have been hearing a lot

about the work of the John

for reform, The Inmates of our
penal institulions--we have
Lethbridge the provinelal jail--
hice a new life when the sates
elose bebaid them,

The prisaa * ciceuate”
prehient, He has been given
very opportttaity. during his
confinement to uwsecand develop
Wedd chia, to take w look at
hinself aud to nuke umends,
ANd Lo prepare hinwelf with new
confidence qd morale to return
(aoserdety and take up the
threads uf dils life.
HALON Cote Udat on their
hee they da not receive
esau ofa osteke” to ide them
aver uetit (hey ean flnd work,
Such orpunieations as the Salva
lion Army and the John Howaed
“ovdety help them wet re-estab-
Wehed but ther resourees are
natied,

Kos not easy fara fellow whis
tis Gone dime to tet a dob, Same
rane rkeguiters, HOW, Met makes
it Gitricill, Bul lvanay types al
works do, rob require (his sate-
eiburd ind as auras possible dis-
eriminadion should be removed,
Let! oplve these mena ehanee,
Prlehtened thought oon this
problem ds that they: deserve a
Ht wp, These diseharged men,
Most of whom are probably re-
solved to rehublliGue Cheniselyes
thd po straeht, should be con-
sidered dadividuilly, There
should be no bhiaket  barrlers
thrown around then,
should he
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