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: Syoscow (AP) —T he Soviet Union. today p pro: “

posed that the Big Four co-operate in economic:aid toy’.

the Middle East, maintain peace there by negotiations| jim

and: otherwise keep, hands off of the tension- racked .

a C2. -

“sForelgn Minister’ Dmitit she-
plloy told the Supreme | Soviet,
Russia's ‘parliament, “that. the
Russlan government had trans-
mitted such a six-point proposal
In. notes handed Monday night
lo the ambussadors ‘of Britain,
the, United -States and France,
«Shepilov sald in effect that
- the, Sovie, Union ts “ready to
stop. sending arms to the Middlo
 Egst‘if the Western powers will
. Go,likewlse” and will’ abandon
4 (Wola, military bases there.
"Phe immediate reaction. of
| Western diplomats: appeared to!

be thal thelr governments would
. ro.

| Backs Eq yotian Demands

WN,

a Sheptlov. also Wned his govern-

; ment up. again. with Catro's: de-

: Mand that Egypt alone control

and operate the Sucé Canal, He

sald./law'and justice are wholly
on: Egypt's side”...

-Shepilov sald. his “sx point

p posal had been made to BHt-

the ‘United States and

LS “Tie malntenance of
peace ‘In*the Near and Middle
Kast through settling disputed

- questions: exclustyely by peace-
ful. mesins hy riegotiations.’

=e ve. “Non-interefence. in the
Internal affair of the: Near and
‘Middle East; respect. of the sov-

ercignty, and’ Independence of,

¥ ah countries?” ais
“niitary’ “blocs with? “the patticl-
pation of: the. greats. powers. fa
direct slap‘at: ‘the, Western- -spon-{
sored Baghdad Paél. but hot: al
the Arab. League alliance which
Peypt has been: promoting),

 

 

a | represent: ‘the. - Kremlin’ 8 answer.

~t ot

prefer ‘o handle ‘Middle East is-
sues, where they are now, In the!
United Nations, rather than. dn:
a big. power conference: ory:

through a big power. declaration

such as Shepllov seemed to sug~

gest,

“The foreign’ minister sald thes:
most. urgent; Middle Fast ques-|.
tion is “the complete withdrawal}

of Isrdell troops from Egyptian
territory.” “He sald his govern-
ment: supports Egypt’s “just de-
mand ‘for full: compensation of

” Brit-|- :
the damage caused rby.the rt . purchased. for. $1,000. Local residents, who were somewhat. per=:

ish- French: Tsraell ‘altacks

Egypt.’

on

“The” ‘jquidation - of ‘for-
clpn bases and the withdrawal of
forelgn troops [rom the territor-
les of the countries of the Near }
and Middle East.

@ “The mutual renunciation
of the supply of arms to
countries of the Near and Middle
East.

e
economic development of: the
countries of the Near and Middle
East without making any. politi-
cal, military or other: conditions |
whatsoever - ‘incompatible: with
the dignity. and sovereignty of
these countries.”

KREMLIN' 8. ANSWER
_ appeared: 10:

LO, AP ident J owers doc-,
(rine “fe *stablilze the: Middle!
East.. The U.S, president offer-
ed militury and’ economic ‘assis-
tance against Communist. ag-
gression, if requested, to any

 

country in the strategic oll- -rich
arca,

 

“Co-operation foward the}

‘Jsald © Jordan, .

jel; Anchotag Al
“housewite, who was ‘ion- hearted enough: to choose:
Honess as’ ‘pet. The first. of her kind to invade the: fai
Alaska, the big cat-was raised in caplivily at Halifax,’ ‘Mags, ;
.turbed at first at the thought of having. a. beast of: “prey. inthe:

midst, aré getting used to he idea afer Mrs. Diel: declared. th
Hones Is, “strictly: ‘a house. cat wes “

 

“MILITARY MEASURES” :

abs Plan To. Use Fore |
It Israel Doesn't Move —

~ AMMAN, Jordan (AP) Pri ‘ime Minister. Sulei-|
man Nabulsi of Jordan said today. that:-the’ Ara

 

states will “use militar y force” to dri ive Israel’ out. of |

the. Gaza Strip an! Sharm El Sheilch it the United Na-

tions-fails,

In an interview. ihe. premier
‘Lebanon; gypt,
Syria, Saudi “Arabia and Iraq
‘have’ already” agreed “to take
military: measures’ £ against, Is-
rae if she: refused, to budge. * *.:

He. sald the: d1 tes ayT reed
to do this last” Novembel” ral: ‘their
summit - conference: ‘Ins Beirut,

lic opinion.”

Isr nel's “defiance of wotld pub-

He praised the United Statos
for: insisting: that ‘the “ Israelis

oon 50- -year- old premier, ‘pre-.

 

, ae and'pa
traing + No..57: rand ags

ap oximately. the same timeas!” For ‘
stents Savi ato mes. into. ot cmat? |

 

Mr, “Maeliroy. - said. that. ‘tnels ile 'f
ce Rupert to:-Kitimat service; (0°.
‘rain warrant the operation: of e

ae sles sold a8 few as’ “halt - ey
“Goren, tickets a day " he said,

You: cannot operate a ser-
¢ on that Kind of revenue.” -
Tlic. superintendent said: that
he; proposed: Kitimat-Terrace | -
ice would’ d originate in \Kiti-

late, diesel: operations, ie

 

(the:
ed: ieee allan OE thet com | 4,
‘pleted ‘construction ‘of-a new-rail. t
yard. ‘ab. Terrace. ‘which ‘incorpor-|""y¢-:
ates. in two miles of trackage and j,,.
LW, additional. ‘sidings -to Faclll- 2s

 

 

 

a 8 ami: and arrive: in ‘Terrace os
ab: 10°a.m.. It would. then” ‘Jeave i]
ce at Mi: 30 a.m. ar ving! ted

 

 

abou 230 'a.m.

This. meeting was’ held shortly
after the invasion: of Egypt by
Isracl, Britain and: France,

 

‘paring to leave | for the’ fifth
| meeting. of negotiations on end-|
ing the | British-Jordan treaty, |
commented that these talks were
running “in the right direction.”

Prince’ Rupert’. of’ © the
daily ‘service, “Mr. ‘Macllroy. ‘sald.
that’ arrangements ‘would be

as fl = py.
To make up for: the” joss ‘to today ) bringing he otal. effor
“@arlier | since. the fu

last Thursda,
‘A fund

aS ‘been ‘held

was - re-opened es

to. disc

:Papers Assail Palace

Today,- Nabulsi: ‘said the Arabs
blame Britain ‘tnd? Franee for

 

 

sides.
He said no basic differences! :

4

He sald goodwill exists on obth|

made to have the mainline cast-
‘bound passenger’ train’ connect
| with the 11 p.m, Terrace to Kiti-

me ee ee ee eg

time. of. :the®, ”

nk of: Canada |
! speech from the throne, ”

deposited there
ily. News. to oa

in’ the Royal:
ever since:i
in 1953 by: t

 

On Handling Rift Rumor

(eb ONDON (Reuters) — Two were drawn up months ago In.
mass-clreulation newspapers to- the light of imminent gasoline
dug, condemn In oulspoken rationing,

cdilorlals the officials handling. “The duke thought that a
of U.S, ress reports alleging a ‘special fight from Gibraltar to

ri{kbetween the Queen and the London would be Inappropriate §

Meuahe Duke. ‘of Edinburgh, rat the present thine,” he says,
wiihe tabloid Dally Mirror ac-
a the cablnet, the Queen's | press publishes an Interview with.

sors and Buckingham Palace. Mrs, Joan Graham, London cor-

' offlelats of having “bolehed” the | respondent of the Baltimore Sun

a Plead by nob issuing a firm ywho filed the ftrst “rity” report. |

dental.
wnt newspaper repents Its call NO APOLOGIES
io e duke to “ki the rumors} The newspaper quotes. th

one’ dead" by flying home im- 38-year-old Mrs, Graham ag says:

‘mediately fron Gibralter, where ings "I personally didi’ uuink
she is scheduled to remulin this Ib would haye such a snowball
‘nok before jolning the Queen, effect, bul T do nob apologize for
for slate visit to Portugal, ‘reporting rumors,
b T'ife Dally Uerald, officl al "Th you are a forelgn core
We Labor purty organ, asserts that te: pondont ib ts your duty to
Mscandalous Injustice has been reporb rumors,”

one to {he Queen, the duke,! The Datly Mirror asks; “Why
fandta this couulry by the ine do the people upstalrs take yo

. Lord Beaverbrook’s Dally Ex-!

Hbplituce with whlel thls matter
ny been handled,”

long to get moving when. thay
rome fiea to face with Mise

Peterborough, columnlst in the chiles?”

Ight-wing Dally Telegraph, says
ivls not the fest Une Amer}
au Newspapers have commented
nthe private lives of the Royal
wily, “hele conjgctures have
pike) both truth and taste,”

yelels,

uke aly anya mane for

Ronen vin a tolo alowile

D. ‘awalbing hewrlig of hls ape

efor domlalte Yr Canada,

Aduy begun di fir Job

awn Inding hore dat 17,

ana i Iw Q-yeur-uld Bomall, garb:

hin new overalla, rubbor boots

By )vurd iit, act ouy ab Tam, to

DarayoH)), farina frond a housd towne
GAMAMEoh In suburban Burnaby,

ln amployed:. by builder

vated wilh whom: he Nas

NY slaying sliwed Wk caso Was

Dyrned Web, by My dustlee

" ry Sullivan, who granted hin

Pailasion to work, -

emapponr in (ritlah Columbia

i ym Court nant Tob, 25,

Wanna $8} day.

 

“They finished (holy tea and
aeslgned go minor Bucklnghan
Palace offielol to dasve a curt
denial,” (he Mirror adds, “Nat
to the Britlsh press or to the
Commonwoulth press, bub to the

 

Amerieans,"

-OXist between. Britain: ‘and Jor-

dan except on the wording’ of
the communique announcing the;

-end of the treaty and the with-

xis
me cuipment and installations the

& dent Fisenhower,

ARDERMAN KAY SMITH, will |
Have her second term as act
Ing mayor frond Bebriry Bh ba:
Mareh 6.) She wis (he uiane |
Imous cholee Inst night after |
Mayor George BE, Ils asked
the eonnell to approve his |
ubtendanen at avo lop seeret
clyil defence meetlng whieh
will draw 100 mayors through:
out Canada to the Civ De.
fence College ab Arnprlor, near
Ottawa, Ald, Sinith had earlier |
accepted the responstbility of
representing the council at the
OD" Mounder's Day Tea to.
morrow -ufternoon,

drawal of about 4,000 British
troops from three Jordan bases,

Ue sald artiflelal barriers may
regarding. estimates of

British will Jeave behind, but
these will be smoothed out after
the treaty is terminated.
Nabulsi declined to comment
on President Eisenhower's Middle
Rast doctrine, saying he prefers
to walt until the return of King
Saud, who will report on clarifi-
cations made lo him by Presi-

emt perme wentoe ote stat Sap P ese mereEs meee mm

Worker Charged
‘In, Fatal Knifing |

BROCK VILE, Out, Gi--A an. |
; Your-cld eloctrienl worker WAS |
“subbed fo death with a bulehay
knife early today and pollo

meres a jYlebins of,

Ship - Officials _ ire: whieh elatmed fh
‘The ‘Dally: News re- opetied, the:

| Greeted: Here. | fund after last: ‘Wednesday's dis.’
Captain J. AL: MacDonnell ‘astrous fire (0 help: clothe. the
execulive — vice-president and 29 tenants, ‘Including seven chil-
Charles Guy, traifle manuager,. of; dren, who lost’: most of their |-

fold and new Criends tn Prince. fire?)

Rupert al a reception Ih Cona-) Contributions: ‘to. ‘the. ‘fund

dian Legion Club 27 yes can be sent:to the Dally News
evening, —- - oa | Editorial Department, Prince.
Hosts were Edwin Barley Rupert,

the company's local agent, and| Donations: recelved today. were

The reception lasted from § pm,| Mrs, Thotnas Boultor ($2).
fo J0 pam, Tho Prince Rupert department

Cuptain MacDonnell, who had of the Canadian Red Croys Soc-
previously visited Kitimat dur- lely has contributed $200 towards

Jing a review of the company's the fund. °..

operations dlong the B.C, coast, | It was also, loarnét today that
left Prince Rupert for Terrace scvoral stores aljd businesses. {1
early oday to fly back to Vau- , the olly have ‘rospondod to the
couver, Mr, Guy Is slaying here plea for contributions and
juni Priday. donated , eloting and shoes,

Rail Chief Donald. Gordon

 

 

osm mre

|

the Union Steamships Ltd; mgt possessions. in, the Metntyre Block

Ronald’ Finlayson, his assistant, | from Mrs, .T; ‘Black. ($10) and, (
|Annic Margaret Leask, 73, at;

the Teer policy and crliicized the | be

B.C. cabinet-‘for its “slapstick

vaudeville” show; fii’ condenihing

Ottawa for. the policy. .
He gave a list ot figures whieh

Many Attend:
Leash Funeral

Many friends and relatives
atiended the funeral of:. Mrs.

Mellakatla yesterday, A service
conducted by Rt, Rey, Horace,’
G, Watts (Bishop of Caledonia)
and Canon Basil S Prockter In|’

 

charged a Cellow- -cmployee wilh
wurder, !

The ylellm was identlfod ns
Rdward Michael Marvehand,
Charged was Brlan 2, Graaton,

Constable Ray MeCluro sald
ho found Marehand an the floor
Far the apartment that he and
“fotanton shaved with Whole
ws wlyes, ‘

Hol) Rallwaya, Monday dented
the Puclflg Grewt Hustern Rallwa

 

Regular Habits of Ex-Essington Man
Credited for 92, Full, Active Years —

Ww PAT MUNSON
pully Nenu Carrespondont,
SMITHERS Tt you want to
hive porronal recollections of

nowrly, a contury of history, youl A

can stop battling, yoursolt ‘with
Mingloln's 'Thoory of ttolatly.
\ty" and alate abudytny Jilin Kelrs
by'y "Theory of Regularity,”
Me, Kirby will be 08 yours old
un Wobruuty 48, Vb ho sult Tig
vn sound sob ef tooth, good heii
Ing and sharp eyoslght, Ho kes
long walks, OMUtGIADE with dumb-
vila and tenehing nolghburhoud
hildron to akl, .Trdeod, | he
lovks no aufe bob lo keop golny
for ih lout anothor 02 birth

Tt “phoory of Rogularity' has

 

tire nut Politaroguliy onte

Ing, regular slotting and yogulur
exe lyn, They begaing hls “Rules
for Living Longtur!" Haak dn 1070] ’
when tw ontlated jn bho Bris
my, '
Aftor. sorviing: in Gibrultur, Ine
din and Burne Me, Kirby came
to Ganadn In 1009 and was abie
tluned ab Pork. Waslnglon——the
frat wnlformed constable of the
Provinola! Foray: to try ndininia=
toring: law to, the. Miguel court
gobbler,

“Prom Where na: ‘vont: tu dame
“wild and woolly" Havollon dur
ny wn: nnd dopu porlod as
vonabablo nnd opuily mntnbng "0
vorder,

Byontunily, Jin Kirby soltlod
In Smithora as Bu rocordor,
Roglatrar of. bly

just ke dolng he clao the

Bupramo, Ane

 

County duurk and Clerk of the
Power oS

‘Tt will bo “open Hauge" ab the
Kirby's ome on Fobruiry. 36,
Thoy have. tived> (hare: more
Lin 90° -yentd tind idogens of
frlonds wit helpy Caroline Hlrby
to makellt m momorable birthday
for hor husbund, ;

hone anime frlouds will be

making regular ently ab. din
Kirby's. home througtioul the DONALD, contion; ‘4, pros
anmmier too, for he and hid wito]’ Went of the Cinadinn Nut onal
io renowned {n Smibhory iy bos | Pallways "will. vise Princo
Ing-two of thy boat gurdonors In Dupont Priday, Mr,» Gordon)
(hordlalnot, ‘WIL fly. ito Torrago ‘Thursday
But thon, growing flowers 1] from. Vanconyer, proveed to.
‘Kitimat by, train.and: come, to.
‘Princo Rupert, by. traln Thurs.
“dny--ovonting, Ho: will:leave for
pho nat Wy. Wrain Pech 00m,

Kirby way-you Just apply the
Theory of Rogul arity each
aprlig. and yal ou b ve Wrong,

 

 

Says CNR Not B

VANCOUVER (--Donald Gordon,

“Promier onngt
Government authorities. In Vic~

Ba or. silo of «4
balked with. 10; Bennett dbout

 ittstd the ONT,

uying: PGE

present of Canadian No-
roporlg'the GNA tnay purchase
y, owned by the’ Briblsh Columbta
governinent, 2-4

Ho told in progs: oonforence
hore: "Aa \far’ be Yam AWULD,

_ the POL le nob tOt “sale,”

Tho yoportaifollowed an ane

“nouneoitent, Wwe Weoks digo thal

Mr, Gdttion would atlonds|uat

_ Thursdgy's opening of tho Brl+

tlh Columbla” ‘loglslature on
Invitation,

torle did. not dowy them,

The ONR prosident sald he and

Promo. Bonnett lind “no diss

‘cllsslons, affovttt a ite, ; puteluis

BOs tillwiy: ‘hoods ws they

WEATHER

Qule: Warnlig ln offoul, ° Ine
tormibtont ral: {ocny and Wed
nosday oxcopl locally snow ab
tho heads of ie alnland ine
lols, Continuing mild. South=
wout yinlod 06 iOVOF. gone oxposed
wilors obhorwhyd:: “aoulhorly 20,
Low tonight ane Algh Wetinote
day ab Port: Hardy. 93 and 4
ee and Princo: Raport 4
NG as : :

 

Si, Andrew's Anglican cathedral

| One Group

preceded tho Interment,

| Mrs, Leask spent her whole life
in Metlakatla except for the last
year, when she and her husband,
Willlam, moved to 1144 Seventh
Ayonue Bast,

Pallbearers: were her sons,
Howard, Clyde, Frances, Alvin
and Wililam, dy, sonselnelaw
James Slaforek and. George Robe
ngon and grandsons Prank and
Ted Leask and Clyde Robinson,

A dinner at Mr, Leask's home
followed (he funcral and tribules
werd pald by Matthew Faweatt,
and Mrs, Henry -Dunean at:
Mollakwtin,

Victoria Bank: :
Robbedof $1, 000.

VICTORIA. A ewe AN armed
bandit robbed . the Superlor
Monales branch of the Canadian
Bank of Commorce hore of $1,000,
Monday afternoon,

Hig gotaway. car, driven by an
tiocomplico, Was lovated.on ate
othor strat 30: nnutes Iator,
Polleo sald \b had boon wlolon,

| heme enero

| Daughter For

Runner”
LONDON (Mri, Rogor’ Bans

nidtor, wifo: of Wp world's. im
foureminuto miler, gave. births to

and i dovot ly stinnvo::to

 

modicino, wait ti W
«bay: Aro. ete tt fine ";

 

Mr, Sth

governmelt ‘to: “take ‘adv (
of the proposed federal-pr i ic
{ial agreement and enter.t

“| por ation, bax fleld.”.

He “sald. “No one. group. Inv...
Canada. ts ‘repsonsible. for’ ‘the ey

present’ gituation,” .
“We all haye some: respoiisl= vie
bility, therefore we must all: “take.
some of the blame’ 28 eat
Task: the. premier. to ‘look. .
higher than his own aspirations,”

Exempt ms
From By- Lv |

Only. (Wo ‘applications: for OX

 

 

 povon=paund, Weduneo daugit (ow
dor Teiddy nights De, Barniator, 1
who ine rote af running &

fe and yo i

 

emption from the city’s boelaw
banning over night parking: On.
the travelled portlon.. of elty'.
strocts from 8 aan, to Tam, Nave
bean received? hy - Clork-comps
trollor, RW, Long. soe
One Nas -beon nocopted -
one rojoeted, redid
Clty eounell . last - igh
cori tha. polleo, Negviolt t
retea nnd’, -goclal
"]eorimilico's runnin dg how
that exemption to bha-by-! he :
‘grantad roxidonts of Piggott:
ono, wort of Ite Inter
witli: Piggoth. Place,
» Ohateman. of the: commltica
Ald, Kny sunlthy told cout the
ronson’: sblly“oxomptlon. = wag
granted ‘waa: (iat db Was: nines
allo ‘for Mnotorlaty Wy Vnlgaron
to tnd off: abrout parking th
Whore waa f.cliffion one ldo and

Wout wad oJ oobd
Jon reconiniondation: of {ho-gom
A.rniblod ng: Whore; 0 plaualbl