Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 8, 1951, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday november a 1951 Page i near East experts deplore Allied apathy by Kappii Chapman new York nov. S Nyht soviet Russia has intensified its drive for the political capture of the near East while the United states and Britain have clone no thing to Lessen the tensions there electric limited to fort St is. 931 577 a group of experts on the area charged during a meeting or the Academy of political science Here wednesday. We have helped a Small privileged class in each country to Sunden the Gap Between Hoseit and its source of income the farm ers and or. Carleton s. Coon professor of anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania said. It is particularly up to us to write the Middle East Peoples a first class ticket. First class nations Are either your enemies or your friends. It easier to Deal with either than with a hopeless mass of half starved Uncle hysterical he Iii Ivity prime communist Fod or. Coon charged Aiso that president Truman made our hand Ling of the Palestine situation a Domestic Issue instead of leaving it to the state department. He added if our allies have in various quarters Hung stones of various sizes about our necks by this one deed we fastened e Boulder to the same theme was expanded upon by j. C. Hurewitz lecturer in government at Columbia University. He said the policy of the West has been simply to prevent a resumption of hostilities Between Israel and her neighbors and he called this a negative because there has been no Settle ment of political problems ten Sions Between them have been sharpened. Cambridge England up a school history lesson inspired Young Kenneth Fraser to Start dig Ging in his father s Garden for hid Den treasures. He Dup up a Skeleton believed 800 years old. 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Big realistic 5 unit passenger train outfit with sturdy wind up locomotive tender and three coaches. Six Section ova track measures approximately 71 inches. Length of train toy fifth floor main strut at Bannatyne Avenue store hours 9 to 9 to 1 phone no mail order for Salt Price t Truman denies offering support to Eisenhower one dead five missing in Pacific sinking Seattle nov. 8 a the last six survivors of the United states freighter George Walton abandoned after m. Fire and explosion in the Pacific Ocean were rescued Early thursday. Revised coast guard figures listed a total of 30 survivors one known dead and five missing and presumed drowned of the Crew. The coast guard Cutter Wach sett radioed that six men were found in a Lifeboat near the scene of the disaster. 300 Miles off the Washington coast. The Rescue came after two nights and one Day of searching. One. Man was tilled when the Grain Laden ship exploded and caught fire late tuesday. Four others were lost during Rescue at tempts by merchant vessels that hurried to the scene. Fosdyke. England up when a Grain ship became wedged under a steel swing Bridge on the River Welland the tide raised the boat and lifted the Bridge five feet. On the ebb i de the boat was freed but the Bridge stayed stuck. proves highly effective Attar to Jatty t tort you too May be tto prompt Way cd Sicura soap ointment help Clear up Black Heads eczema itch. Fragrant medicated. 70 buy at your today. Meet Freddie. Hell be two next february and the Only Home he has known is the Nur Sery unit of the children s Aid society. He is one of about 10 children of mixed racial origin for whom the society is trying to find boarding Homes. Freddie is part chinese. The other children who Range in age from four months to four years Are part Indian part chinese or japanese or part negro. Many people have opened their Homes to such children. But More Homes Are needed. Even More than Ether children the society reports these children need the feeling of in most cases the society required thai there be a Foster Mother and father. The Foster parents receive pay from the children s Aid for maintenance of the children also clothing and medical care. The child Ren s Aid society of Winnipeg and the children s Aid society of Eastern Manitoba Are among the 29 agencies which Are now making a combined Appeal for funds through the Community Chest of greater Winnipeg. Freddie like a lot of other children under the red Feather care needs your help. Your contribution can help this Vear s Community Chest Campaign reach its objective. Washington. Nov. S a president Truman said thursday theress not a word of truth to a new York times Story that he offered to support Gen. Dwight d. Eisenhower As a presidential candidate in 1952. The times article by a thur Krock said Gen. Eisenhower did not accept the offer nor did he specifically reject it. Or. Krock is the times Washington correspondent. There s not a word truth in it that s the Only comment i be presi Dent Truman told reporters just before leaving for a few weeks stay at key West Fla. He added if Walter Winchell or Walter Trohan had written that there would t be anything to it but i m surprised at Krock doing or. Krock s Story said the president made the of Fer at his private luncheon with Gen. Eisenhower at Blair House last monday. Officers at Gen. Eisen Hower s Headquarters in Paris also had described times report As purely fic or. Krock wrote that categorical and even angry de Nials were Likely to result from his Story but that the qualifications of his source were such As to Merit publication. He noted that the re ported Truman offer of sup port necessarily concerned Only the democratic Nomin Blackpool England up this famous Lancashire resort has formed a committee to censor Pic ure postcards since several store seppers were prosecuted for Selling allegedly indecent cards. Buckinghamshire England up because of shortage of men such jobs As garbage collectors ocal authorities arc trying to obtain licences to bring Over workers from Holland. J perfect White diamonds lifetime guarantee free insurance Rit i us theft former Toronto chief of police Gen. Draper Dies Toronto nov. 8 Gen. Dennis Colburn Draper former Toronto chief of police died thursday in Sunnybrook veterans Hospital Here. He Gen. Draper entered Hospital oct. 23. Cause of his death was not reported. A native of Sutton que., Gen. Draper had no previous police experience when he was appointed Toronto s chief Constable in 1928. He held the Post until his retire ment five years ago. His distinguished first world War record helped him gel the appoint ment. At the end of the War he was brigadier general commanding the St infantry brigade. He won the . And bar and the French Croix de Guerre and was made a companion of the order St. Michael and St. George. Quebec prelate visits Hong Kong cemeteries Hong Kong. Nov. S a a group of Canadian Rived Here today to visit Canadian cemeteries. Archbishop m. Roy. Archbishop of Quebec and Bishop Ordinary of Canadian armed forces Heads the party. He was accompanied by chaplains of the Canadian army air Force and Navy. The group is scheduled to leave for Manila Friday. The canadians in the Hong Kon cemeteries fell during the japanese siege in 1941. Fast protected flavour new pack now at your grocers a latrae selection of Gruen buiovaj29.75 olympic it in Omica longines All watch., have yeah written currant a our Eaty no interest no carrying charges r t a f. I and h it b h it v the House of dignified credit n saturday until 6 ;