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-At least, Dulles ‘had declined to
Big: Three. conference. cite the: tell: Congress how ‘he would use
possibility - that. a2 minor. amis- ‘broadened powers for’ economic
nderstan ing or. chance | com-: } assistance in the Middle’ East;
- “| how he would now go about solv:
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“phe. would be ‘able to: do-'‘on a
Ez ‘settlement. of Arab- Israeli con-
Mi flicts,

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‘means for Arab support and un-.
I der ‘standing - of : the ‘Bisenhower
. program.

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{Nas not contributed’ anything. to
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| ment could produce popular an-

Only last Friday. ‘the’ state de-

that Secretary Dulles. had meant | ’
‘no: slur.on British(‘and: French

‘led to accompany‘U.S; forces into

liked a Dulles” press .confer- ,
-ence remark last fall about. the |

among: the Western nations: . oy

The : incidents are “considered
serious ‘here’ not! in’ themselves

divergencies . within. the’ ‘Wester

One other important, olonient
‘That scems to be the in the situation now is. that while
pirit ‘of. his. approach’ also to, the administvation Aas,’ -asked
meeting : with ne Congress to support; military and
economic. aid to the Middle East
as the ‘starting. point for'a-pro-
gram of: action, the Program it

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Heads Sons |
Of Kincolith |

“Special: to The: Daily: News
KINCOLITA — The main
organization of the’ village, The
Sons of Kincolith, elected. Chas,
S. ‘Barton as’ Its’ new head ‘for
1957 at a,mecting. held January
14 in the Kincolith, Pioneer club

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Herbert 8. Doolan. we
‘Other. oftices tied were’ vice-
president, Louis, Stewart; gen-
eral | manager, John -G. Moure;
assistant ‘manuger;” “Hubert B.
Barton; ‘recording “secretary,
Harold» H: Stevens: treasur x
‘Ernest ‘Angus; ‘basketball man-
ager, Moses Aksidan’’ and ‘bas-
ketball coach, Solomon Doolan,
Named to spécial, conimittees
were; J. C, ‘Benson; --Sam -Lin-
coln, W. H. Stevens, Ernest An-
Bus, “Francis Watts; ” Mathew '
Gurney, George Alexander, Cecil |
J. ‘Barton,. Charles Leeson, Jos-
iah Tait, Percy Alexander, Wil-
ham. Barton, raul Clayton and
Charlie Morrison,’ i
'. Francis R. Watts ' was ‘appoint
ed chairman of the sports com-

 

 

 

 
   

 

 

 

  
 
   
  
  
  

   
  
 

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os born in Balla Bolla in 1945 and « coma to ‘Prince
Ruipar vory soon afteryard, ‘Ho storted ddliyveririg tho
Naws on aniary 2nd, 1957, an Hays Cove Avonuo, Sey-

wh Avenue East to Donald Street; (

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7 mittee. Assisting’ Mr. Watts are
_jChailie, Lincoin, Eddie ‘Nelson,

afd G.. Moore,
‘| bert: -Doolan, .
Edward» Azak, Arthur. Angus,: A.

JP... Moore, : Robert. Stewart, Jr.,
_.| George. ‘Alexander, “Hubert. Bur- |.

Barton,

—*! Kineolith
‘| speeches by-heads of committees.

a : are’. celebrated. ‘a.
~ 4 Christmas.”

/ .] conducted by J. G. Moore par-

‘|varlous. marches, and: overtures

 

{Rufus Watts, “Arthur: smythe, ,
"Moses - Aksidan,
aul: Clayton, uOH, ‘Moore,’ ‘Hu-
Murphey Stanley,

 

ton. Solomon .: Doolait, Chester
Benson, W. HL “Stevens and’ Chas,

The annual presentation of the

hall: Honoraty. presidents are. H. |’
a he ‘Burton, A,B, Nelson and

Kast Africa and his: rich dia-|-

interview. to: reporters
‘night on the eve of his depart-
ure... for ‘Tanganyika after six
months in “Montreal and Mont-
fort, his birthplace, 40 miles west
of ere,

plata was the weather. The cold
brought on a malaria -
and forced him to extend - “his
visit from the brief stay he had
‘planned, It also ‘prevented him
‘from presenting a $42,000 broocli| a
he was to give” to Priticess Mar-

| eaeraa AT AT ON UK TV
AS SHOULDER-STRAP GIVES UP

 

"LONDON. American singer Eartha Kitt scor
hit on-a- British commercial, television’s bl
», gram—her: shoulder-strap snapped. ;

The ‘slim: little Strap, which: provided 50 per. cent of the

: ‘staying power for: ‘hei skin- -tight gown, called it quits shortly .
after the visiting singer began: her song, Monotonous,

- Millions of TV: viewers found the incident. anything but
that as Miss: Kitt grabbed the dangling strap, gave an upward ©
‘jerk and. held. on: firmly: for
finished, her. ‘song.

- She said: later: she felt the
. audience gasped:. °

Tt was.a ‘terrible moment; . she said, “y felt like an Idiot. i

Canadian. Diamond. Magnate
Flees To. Warmer Climate

MONTREAL, Di. J.T, Will-
iamson; éne’ of the: world’s rich-
est and most eligible bachelors
flees Montreal’s cold .. weather
today for the warmer climate. of

ed a great
g Sunday night Pro- |

 

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pecting for diamonds in 1036. ‘It
was: four years’ before he found
Gne—an ‘eight-pounder. he: un-

Tanganyika, -
‘Since then: -his- mine has

mond mine. grown nto” the’ biggest in the °

’ Dr.. Williamson; “who “shies
from publicity, granted. a rare

owner fabulously wealthy.
‘Sunday

“Dr. Williamson parried ques-
tions about his fortune but said
he, wouldn’t sell. his. nine for
$80, 000, 000,

TOO BUSY FOR MARRIAGE

‘Although he; doesn't. -have to,
Dr, ‘Williamson still takes an-ac-

tive part in he mining of the
diamonds, « pn
phere! ‘ig a certain - fascina-
ion; ‘In mining’ diamonds quite
apart. frony the monetary angle,”

he, explained. But he. displays
garet on her visit bo Tangan-| none. of the: diamonds’ on his

yikay pérson..
He told reporters: the brooch—

Williamson’s © one com-

“attack

 

 

declared new. officers. included a
program. of concert music by the.
Concert. Band and:

It was reported ‘that the vill-
“wonderful

The Kincolith. Concert Band,
aded through the village,playing

in every house, =.

- Kincolith Christ church choir,
caroled through: the streets 01
Christnas Eve, ans.

A successful carnival, —spon-
sored by the Sons of Kincolth,
Was stageu New Year's Day fol-
lowed by ae masquerade ball in
the evening, Both ‘events were
held in the Kineolith Ploneer
IClub hall,

Pilot Pleads.
Not Guilty

NICOSIA, uy AN RAP
pllob pleaded not gullly today! .
before a Nicosid court martial on
a charge of erlppling his plane
ty avoid gulng oni bombing
rald over: Fgypt, (

The. court was told In: evidence
that the pilot, FO Dannis Ken-
‘yon, 24, Nad told his. squaddion
leador he had. done so because
‘he did not approve of Billatn’ i
COUI'S9 of At yn In Boynt,

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eeunfully held dash yeur, as the
group's: Flat project, —

FRI E

UAT BARGAIN rics he
coe -- $3986

“T sell them,” ~ he said,
set with a centre diamond. ‘and don’t wear them. Wo
250 others Surrounding itis in -Dr, “Williamson sidestepped
: London, ° .

questions on whether he plans to
marry by” saylng he is “too busy,”
At one time he was recelying al-
most.500 proposals a week from
women .anxious to share. his
i wealth,

Actually I haven't seen It," he
sald. “It was being formed while
I was away. It will, be presented
sometime.”

In 1947, :Dr, Williamson gave |
the world's largest pink dias.
mond—valued at almost $1,5007"
000-—to Queen Elizabeth as a].
wedding present, |

Dr, Willlamson, a graduate of;

MeGill University, began prose

Debaters Plan
New Course

A new course comblifing pars
liamentary procedure and yoonb>
ulary building J§ slated to start
February 6 for the Prince Rupert
Demosthenes club, It was repor-
ted today,

The new program also calls for
A full sehedule of specehes and |
débates to Increase the efective |
sperking of all members, |

IWghlights of a successful 106 |
season werd Wks by Ar Mh Ls
Rutherford an the Blood Donor's! ”
Delve and by W, C, Hankinson |
on wi'tleulation, |

Thursday night the club form.)
od a committee’ to organize u
banquet ofi-the members of the:
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“Playing a four spade contract, |

2; -Dummy’s trumps | Were 964:
Using: the safety play. for..this
combinations: as. ‘recommended
by our club: expert,’ 2D 'led-. the
deuce and played. dummy’s nine. |

{It lost to. the jack: and. later Ij.

found out that | one opponent: had

and. -the .

other.» with," queen
doubleton.

What. Kind of. ‘Safety |

tricks. in. the. suit.”

which prompts: the quick state-
ment that in “some hands you
cannot AFFORD a safety play,
In’ this: instance, for example,
if the lady had. three: sure losers
in the plain suits, then, _by all
odds, her very best ‘play in the
trump suit-was to lay down the

ace. and king” and hope’ for the
best. ty

In the deal. shown’ in the. box
today, Mr. Meck got’ into a four
‘spade contract and’ won the op-

 

monds with dummy's king, He’
saw that he had‘ one sure. loser
in. hearts and one . in. clubs: |
Obviously, then, he could ‘afford
| to-lose one.trick in: Spadés—but
not twor an

df Mrs, Keen held the oe
and either: oneor. two: other
‘Spades, . the. finesse of dum::
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~y CANADIAN LEGION

«Piggy Bonk Guoranteod $25

Today, January 29 |
” LEGION AUDITORIUM
' “EVERYBODY | WELCOME

~ General Meeting ‘and Smoker: Wod,, Jon, 30.

sult without . loss, But) Mr,
Meek properly. ‘gave up the:

increase his chances of muak-
ing four, -

f '

He used a “safety play | to guard
‘against the hoiding: of four
trumps by cither:opponent. His

started. with a jack: ‘doubleton |-.

From the undertone o! of bilter- "
‘ness: in. this letter, I infer that}
the. contract was. down . one—|.

  
 

 

 
 
   

vAdlady YS Dal asks me’ to. white’ “about

‘She says’ the.entire, ‘subject. confuses
ollowing is. part of. her letter,

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“NEW YORK in. no Ral. and
snow. pelted: most, of. the. eastern
two-thirds ‘of. the: United ‘States
today. while: winter-weaty. Tesl-
dents: of ‘fhe:-RockyMountalns,
and the central. and: ‘southern:
plateau began: digging” “out of
the season’s..worst. snowfall:
Little temperature change’ "was!
In prospect: cept along *: the;

 

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northern plains’ where | ‘another: ,
Nelther . ruera le toe-tingling: blast of Canadian’ it
—) Mn Dale: alr sent the mercury skidding. ; i.
‘ Kd3o 7 Light ‘snow ‘and _snowflurries! 7
¥Qb53- — were In the works from the Da-. 7
gy aa 4000 kotas and the Great Lakes cast-! .
WESE” o> pasr. ©] Ward to the Atlantle .. coast, A
Mrs, Keen Me, “Abel | Meanwhile, .a band of freezing:
a8 pe Qs: “raln was expected Across an area
“910987 WAAL. from Nebraska, Oklahoma, and!
-9 31096 2 @ 854. the Ohlo. Valley into Penny!
WK * &QI83 |vanlas ob
- a sO Raln -and sealtered thunder!
, as wey showers were forecast for most!
2@KI2. .- of the south ahd southeast and,
A NQB scattered showers were to sprin-!
Sgt ae kle California: and ‘Portions: of

y he: bidding:

South West’ asl” winter's witp shoived no’ ‘lens!
if Peak Fl ;. An pen of relaxing -over much, ‘of the

vided, Mrs, Keen showed out’ on
the second trump lend, ° -Dum-
my’s ‘jack was put uy and. Mr.
Abel won with the ‘queen.
later Mr, Meck was able to ‘lead
a trump from the board through

the guarded
ace- nine,

—_— ee,

Kashmir Cut Off

SRINAGAR,

fers)-Kashmir was completely;
cut off from Indi: today,

» A: landslide”.

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first trump play was the king.
He then returned -to: his. hand
with a diamond and led-a small:
spade toward the Jack. if: irs, ,
Keen had held Q 107 at: this:
point, there Is nothing she could,
have done to prevetit: dummy's ,
jack from winning, a trick.

‘As the cards -aelually were di,

 

 

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AUCTIONEER
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road | Into Kashmnir--
hewly-opened -1!5-mile.

through the mountains: Tv
killed. four ‘persons and’: SW
away a portion of road.

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North, "Past ‘Arizona,
southern Rockles. Snow: was stil
falling over most of ‘the area)
early today,» ;
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FAST WORK: ve j
BIRMINGHAM, Eng,: qe Ay
Birmingham builder, Tom Snulth, i
yt With 40 craftsmen built, a hree:!
fen up to his own ‘| bedroomed: house tn 12: ‘hours to
prove -the.’aly ne of.“the, ‘work-!
imen., Mr, Smith, who'ls. ‘also: a:
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near - the sea. bearing’ tags" ‘Gntltling the!

tunnel anglers who , agalch | them™,.to a;
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