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ed Russia. is: turnntebee huge 5.(llie; . 000-man Ch nese army in 3vo:r:t'boul ed! 53?: oezeeliligeit-D hill: 2: "m""'”"””” c”"”""""” "my" summer. mung the, reg: of Asia.'; I shopkeepers blamed the elem- 1,: gems, 3'31; .,.,,.E,'.7.7j”,,.,..?3 enis for the tint day's small aalea- up pa; yngmnce 1; 3"; Red crowds. but the crowds. like the china also has promised Russia to weather. showed only slight im- reduce Chinais populatlonby 1oo- l prolfment all through the met 000,000 because of "existing lack W99 - , of resources." Until this item is Many shoppers looked, but not explained you have to assume that so many bought. Bargain-hunters the Chinese Red government plans had deilnlte ideas-to find some- to get rid of more than one-fifth thing they really needed, at low of its people and still expects to prices. If they couldn't find what stall in bi15i'i955- they had in mind, they did,” buy, But this idea of an international "Cfizy" bu-e,1n.buy1ne Wu low, Communist army may not be too er 1 far-fetched-especlall at this time ban usual. apparently because , Y i of gender pun". when the borth Korean Reds have mm eyeinwhme price-cu” in carried the Communist world out

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Inda is reported to have stig- gested. and Brine Minister Btaun is reported to have jumped at the idea, that admission of Commun- ist China to the U. N. would per- mit the security council. including Russia. to get down to business on a negotiated peace for Korea. Russia's record in the council suggests that the idea has no more body than a moonbealn.

If Russia wanted peace in Korea she souldn't have given the Reds the tanks, artillery and planes with which to start war.

of course the value of a war in Korea, from Russia's standpoint has backfired because of the entry of the United states.

The prospect is that, unlus Rus- sia intervenes directly in what would become a world war for

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::'.;.7”.:.l'..:.":r..5:';::m..-:-.:::-:...:ri Head of Korean 1 5 E orrhwh. my in .. (or) e . . 3 T 1 Fresh Island Sunkist ?1 1 communism reared its head in dis- l y he C'"'d-lmh mm”) o 9 ' . ,, m, M, Talks With Nehru SYDNEY, N, 5. M1, g The . Beets 2 bunches .. .. 25: Oranges. 2 doz. ... .. 69: o . serntblly tgf glue world ur anization Mos ow "rising cost of lilting has steadily ? o e ac g profession as deie- C . July 18-(AP)-Fium eat th 1 Rates dove into the study of a stun citizens formed lines at news- .1..f';,..".p,ewe y:;.g:.. :1hcerea;;;n:; 8 Fresh Island o Sunkist a I , draft constitution for a new con- paper stands today to read the de- local 0; Uniged steei worker, of Cabbage. . . . . 226 GI'CP9Pl'llll'. 3 fOl' . . . 296 . federation of teachers associations. tails of Prime Minister Jawaharlal America (C I ogc C L) I Id I o ” Uniting teach . groups 1;; .11 Nehru's moves for a peaceful conciliation if ” countries this side of the iron Settlement in Km-9,, oar earlng today. New Island Seedless

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The hearings adjourned untilto- morrow when the company's brief will be submitted.

ugrecdiirwould be "expedient" to regulate the Korean question peacefully through the U. N. Se- curity Council, but said the par-

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differed over a recomlnend- w”""5 b9 0b"3”9'Y- matters irxlmtlirie di;:ute,ehighllghte; 6? E T ing exclusion of political con- (Si-5” 5e"""Y ACM59" ll ”' by the key demand of a 40.1mm-

ported to have sent a message to Nehru that no peace negotiations can start until the Communist in- vaders withdraw from South Ko- rea. British and French official sources likewise said the North Koreans must withdraw to the 38th parallel).

Moscow newspapers printed the texts of the Stalin-Nehru mess- ages at the tops of front pages. The messages were included in the broadcasts of all Soviet radio ata- tlons.

Soviet citizens apparently inter- preted Nehru's initiative and Sta- lin's answer as a hope of peace in Korea and elsewhere. They

troversy from its debates.

' Marcelino. Bautista, of the Philippines said he assumed this meant the controversy between democracy and Communism was a political one.

"In that case we would have missed an opportunity to enlighten the world on this important con- troversy." he said.

Ronaid Gould of the National Union of Teachers of nmgland and Wales said that in England for many years "we have insisted the only basis for membership snould be that the individual is a teacher." If political questions were allow-

week with no reductions in pres- ent take home pay of ssuno a I week.

The 4,000 workers at the plant now make a basic sl.04 an hour and the Union, according to its brief, is requesting a general in- crease of 1296 percent as compen- sation for the requested reduction in weekly hours of work which I -would still provide a 346.80 week- ly pay under the proposed change.

Renewal of the existing agree- ment for another year was re- quested by the company when they opened negotiations with the

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selves divided into two camps. Mr. Gould said he was as strong an anti-Communist as anyone present but he would beg all teach- ers "to try to exclude political and religious question from our delib- eratlons."

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ing, the Union gave this table: "Wages in 194G. 334.40, cost of living index 123.6. real wage 827.33: wages in 1950. 346.80. cost. of living index 165.4. real wages t27.29."

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a carefully-worded message to Prime Minister Nehru of India who is trying to settle the Korean war. At the same ilme, President Truman drafted messages to Con- gress and the nation outlining steps deemed urgent to cope with the crisis.

A copy of Prime Minister Stal- in's reply to Nehru in his mediat- ion effort was sent to President Truman today. Earlier. Nehru had sent Truman tale same offer as he sent Stalin-a bid to mediate if both the U. S. and U. S. 8.11. were willing.

Stalin was said to have stood for settling the crisis in the Unit- ed Nations security Council-with Red China given a seat. Russia has boycotted the Council trying to force this chanle.

year-old Mrs. Harriet Richardson of Toronto arrived in Brltiln. ' Fashionably gowned, with roses in her hat and a brand-new perm- anent wave, Mrs. Richardson im- pressed airport officials at London and Prestwick with her erect car- riage, her youthful manner and her nylon-clad legs. "Everybody seems to think that life stops at 90, but for me there's a lot of adventure left to- be found." she told reporters at Prestwiclr. Mrs. Richardson made the trans- A'tlsntic trip to visit her youngest sister-”sl'le's only M"-and in- tends to return to Canada by air Sept. 9. - "Next time I come." she said with a laugh, ”l'll pop over a bit earlier in the year to see the daf-

feeling in Britain is ”buy fro Canada as much as you can," a group of United Kingdom Agric- ultural scientists told a press con- ference this week.

The group, headed by Sir will- lam 031:. the Scottish director of Britain's Rothamated Experimental station, met the press on the sec- ond leg of a cross-country tour that (will take them into almost every nook and cranny of farm life in Canada.

In the first leg of the tour the seven-man mission made a three- week tour of the Eastem Provin- ces.

After a week here. they will swing inio Western Ontario and Western Canada to see i them- selves the wheat fields and be ap- ple orchards of Okanagan Valley

no longer could produce grain and other foodstuffs. Sir William was convinced that Canada's farmlands were sufficiently large and pro- ductive to meet all of Brltainis re- quirements.

LONDON - (CP) - Tenants at a new apartment block in Loni- don's Walworth district can throw a noisy party without The block contains a soundproof hall for revclry. '

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. g u, y in British Columbia. . rdnplry. tdogrlgghulare til: Richardson was born in 811' Willllm MIG 3i'iWii'l 100d 3” u 5 "rock bottom" terms: the Dalwood. near Colyton. Recently dwurchue: from Canada are not Wicnm combined with oven . ' ' he, deme he, been --go see an; matters of "hard bargaining." If

North Koreans mu-It Gilli iilhtihl and withdraw to their own ter- g-itory before any negotiation proceed to heal the U. N. bread.

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"She loves the sea. the honey- suckle. roaes and daffodils of ling- land," her daughter. Mrs. Olive Coriey. told the Canadian Press. "She is very disappointed to have missed the daffodils."

Richardson emigrated to Canada

the only remaining the family.

Eldest of eight children. Mrs. in 1883 and went straight to .To- ronio. Her sister. Mrs. Anning. is member of

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nritain had the dollars, she would buy in aver-growing amounts from this country.

And even while Britain still is short of dollars. she still looks on Canada as her principal source of agricultural supplies.

sir William and his assochtes told qucmcners it was not true that Britain looked on Russia as her main source of supply for coarse grains. Britain was import- ing some coarse grains from Russia and eggs from Poland. but these

THE orlng. seeing friends and relations Wmm" '9” N" P'""""'"' II III d trio in the English scenery 'm""' M "pm"

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. (CP)-"Oldest traveller ever to 00.01) T Cmop . - Co-op -. Coop "P" C0'0p T "I-"0'0ll " 00” WASHINGTON, July 19 - (Ap) fly from Canada to England," said I : i V -The United sum drafted hewaouper headlines when 96- OTTAWA. July 19-- (CP) -The Canada. 11 war came and Britain MADE son REVELRY ROME, July 1.1-..,1f-T.-1-1.9 .,....'s l