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To Strike Scene

Lib Says Witness
PARISI (ay. a Strong police reinforcements were thrown around

the French: ‘National Assembly.
Al ige rian workers: in: the Paris recion went on strike.

The Alecridn naticnalist-move-|CF
idk ll 5 _fment ordered its followers to| Slowly open,
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* For: Talks

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Premier Guy Mollet’s request to 4
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he assembly for special powers;
‘fo end the revolt in the North:
African terrilory.

   
   
  
  
   
  
 
 
 
   
   
   
    
 
     
 

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wm dia’s capital today amid hopes First revorts showed that the | ing ts

ANG “| that, his talks with Prime Minis-
oy A ter. Nehru will bolster saggin

“ @ Indian-American oe atta heeded in most heavy industries. :
sy yl few expect that any major | whieh amntor Tevge numbers of|
: change in cither country's policy. Algerian workers,
gg Will result.
BH .Observers are. apprehensive
RK. that Dylles’ rolein’ the. recent!

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land a

idocks, metal factories, chemical! tire fore section,

works, gasoline depo's, food said.

B demand fora United Nations tal automohile factoriss.
gyi Plebiscite in the bitterly disputed} French soldiers took over the: added.

~gistate of Kashmir will ‘have .a wholesale distribution of milk}
Bly amaging effect on the talks. in. the capital, usually delivered inconsiderable”

However, Tndien resentment af- by Algerians,

The assembly smelled

ter the. SBATO action appeared | vole on the the accident and

a. aion ministers of the Southeast minister for

OR/GIRLS’ WEAR

 

ia UN piebiscite or direct nego- martial law without assenbly |

ation between Pakistan: —. a approval.
of #1 SEATO member—and India, i Mallet told the Aleerlan. reb-!
al India has steadily opposed the ele that Franee would “mobilize |

vessel sounded like a

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“cracked :
somewhat like 2.

stick of - wood gin Bk
te y (hat is Maat Bett idro unit but because of a severe

Pierre Brenneisen, one of the:
testified at a: i ted and:
., vay
The extra police were orderect | coast guard hearing he was on’ #lso have been disrup “sons were saved.

ithe ship’s flying bridge taking, ‘sehools, normally heated by clec-

v ichures when the bow snapped: ‘tricity, have been closed.

ik der fr the Alue after remaining on the!
rike order from the Alverlan' or, section several hours’ before.

A huge wave caught the ship!

wie anstang ot the accident.
. “tremendous cloud of:
; . Among those atfected were the! spray” covered almost the en- | 1
Brenneisen John Bagot Glubb said Weanes- |
Green water had been day night he repeatedly warned |
Om SATO endorsment of Pakistan’s distributing agencies apd seve~ ‘yreaking over the bow rail per- King Hussein ¢f Jordan that
‘iodically before the crackup he. “Israel undoubtedly is stronger,

He also said he had seen “not is common knowledge. i
amounls of.
‘blue smoke immediately after pis dismissal last week as cca |

2 mander of Jordan's Arb Legion. !

", Bi , ‘special powers bill ig expected Lo stvange odor. He is faniiliar as

os 120 "be suing today. we Lake nlace Monday. The pill an artillery officer with gun !

ol IME a Dalles Tesh here fram Karachh could ive Robert. Lacoste, the smoke, he said, bub the odor

. ‘By where with’ the other seven for- Aleorian affairs, Was unlike any he hod exper

enced,

F Asia Treaty Organization coun- Wide military, — adhunisti ative . weday oa. fireme
oh B tries he agreed that the future #4 ceonomic authority, ine! Hotlier THNITBHAY, 7 ee :

yy , ’ . fe . in < pale . aNds, di, ole C
SWEATERS Bof Kashmir should be settled by “uding the right to Inipose nd the splitting of the

“blast”.
land he was certain he smelled of the west bank of the

Power Unit

Dy The Canadian Press

To Squamish

tlons were belng made today to tures. ; .
move an auxiliary power unit} W. B. Brandon, an Ontario,
here by barge from Vancouver Progressive Conservative, sald!

out that has plunged this Howe {Care of elderly parents.
sound village for 52 hours since
Sunday,

The village, 40 miles north of

et an and soon to be linked

‘ail and road with the lower
inland for the first time, has
had its power knocked out by
the blasting of road crews,

The  34,000-kilowatt power
lines that feed electricity to the
community and to nearby Bri-
tannia Mining and Smelting Co.
plant criss-crosses the right- -of-
ways of a highway and the Pa-
cifie Great Eastern Railroad,
both under construction. international recognition for re-

B, C. Electric officials, suppli- laying telegraph messages frem
ors of the power, sald the lines} Nova Scotla to New York during

department will start a campaign |

frreereretee ten tee terentatirmrennnes mime tte tree ee

J J. Fassett
Dies Aged 72

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j ally by blasts of rock workers. 'day at nearby Woodside.
| LINES TORN TO SHREDS |

“We've had more than
interruptions since blasting be-;
gan about a year ago,” sald a ;
‘company official. “The blasts retirement last year,
' simply plow our lines to shreds. er

The Britannia mine has been |

‘@osed for two days as a result!
of the blackout. An official sald ‘antic April 14, 1912, with the

radio operator licensed in Nova

i throughout the world, He was
‘employed for 40 years, until his

SEATTLE WDA young Swiss{ 999 men are out of work and the loss of 1,498 lives, It was the
building today as thousands of army officer told vividly Thuts-! company is losing $25,000 a day first sea test for wireless tele-

i through fixed overhead charges. graphy, discovered only — five

ne . ions, the, years previously,
ole mon ry hy- An SOS sounded for the first
time from the doomed vessel,
has Was not recognized by the Cali-
fornia, 10 miles away. The Car-
‘pathia, 58 miles away, answered

winter, the water source
dried up.

Telephone — ¢cz..munications:

Many of the

| distress messayes,

 

[ strikers would march‘on th as-

combly for the: resumpticn. ¢f, 9 ee ——" “cue ee were handled in.
' NEW DELHI im—U. S, State ‘he debate on Mollcit's renuest. The passengers and the 41) Halifax. §
Secretary Dulles arrived in In crewmen were rescued In life-. we

Warning Given:
Jordan King

Lt-Gen. Sir

JUMPING BEANS

from Alamos in Mexico.

LONDON Wo --

numerically than Jor dan, whic hj

Glubb issued a statement on:

“The Jordan radio said go ture |
day Glubb was dismissed beewuse
be defied a royal demand (hat:
he reo.ganize the legion to meet :
‘a dancer of atiaek from Terral |
The radio asserted that Glubb
‘claumed the leuon wouls dave,
‘to withdraw from a larre part!
Jordan:
‘river in event cf an [sraeli at.
‘tnek, Ji added that the kine re

SPONSORED BY

THE

Canadian Youth Under Fire
In Manitoba, Ontario Houses

itariu budget debate that child-
Yanadian ‘youth was the sub-'ren today show no sense of re- elfie command scheduled to také

ject of critical attentlon Thurs- ! sponsibility toward parents who{Parb in Canadi's largest peace-
SQUAMISH, B.C, i—Prepara- day in two proyinclal logis are past retirement age.

LOWE DEBT .

and alleviate the power black-|{t's time children started to take; parents they could never repay. nto
They should make an effort to] other west coast ships. The five

Manitoba Attorney - General) repay it, however, by aiding thelr
M,N. Hryhorezuk announced his! parents in old age.

to cut down Juvenile delinquency.; jem — of
Mr, Brandon sald during On- ‘could be solved ina generation if; APM) 9

‘the supply of delinquents was

‘out off ab source.
Noted “Ham” He suid he would like to see the board of education Interrupted
;work of home,
jand state co-ordinated in this)present newly-clected chairman
‘field,

Joseph Fassett, ‘72, who gained:

were being knocked out continu. | the Titanle sinking, died Thurs-

Mr. Fassett, the first amateur :

50, Scotia, was known to radio hams:

as an en--
» glneer at the local sugar refin-:

The Titanle sank in mid-At-

the call and fewer than 500 per-'

and later on:
| Messages dealing with the res--

: t
Practically the whole world:
crop of jumping beans comes |

VANCOUVER: PROVINCE AND THE MOTION PICTURE

Ballot Forms Are Printed

Cayuga Sails
For Panama

VICTORIA (b--HMCS Cayurn
the fifth ship of the RCN Pu-

time Joint exercise, sailed front
Victoria harbor Thursday, Navy
headquarters here said the Cay-+
Children owed a debt to their] "84 Will rendezvous ab Colon on
the Panama canal with four
wil] then proceed to the Cartb-
bean for a Pacific-Atiantic com-
mand exercise off St. Thomas In

Mr, Uryhoreauk sald the prob- the Virgin Islands March 24 to

juvenile delinquency

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