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Tm which they s2!4 cost them a day's} Premier Henry Hicks has prom. 30 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, November 1, 1956 | og 0 hd Miners Receive | : ; FT on, 'British, French Action On Suez Daily Pay $9.74 [hi mee se Sih Barba foro nen il » . . X " Autre 1n n Ask $2.80 More | y 1 Y 1 GLACE BAY, NS. (CP)--Can- NEED MONE x |tract negotiations between the | _ By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER in the Middle East and to prevent keep the Middle East fight from hand and Washington on the other 10,000-member District 26 of the FOR FALL EXPENSES? f | WASHINGTON (AP) -- Rela- any aggression. _ |spreading. has been dropping off for some United Mine Workers of America Get $25 10 $2500 [tions between tne United States| Some authorities here believe] American officials are dismayed time, Some officials feel there has (Ind.) and Dominion Steel and § =. : and its chief European allies in the intervention may prove to be that the Middle Eastern crisis been a virtual blackout of com-|Coal Coapauy resumed here to- This is the time of year when most of us have extra heavy expenses... "confusion and disunity. |If a prolonged state of war should voting together against Britain in this case there was a complete gaily wage increase, eight paid for winter clothing, higher heating '| A crack which had developed in|develop, pipelines carrying oil for|and France in the United Nations lack of the kind of consultation [statutory holidays instead of four costs... maybe auto repairs or | recent months broke wide Wednes-' Europe could be cut and shipping | Tuesday night -- has so largely which has characterized Bigland an improved pension plan. h irs, If d h | day night when Britain and Fra the Suez Canal could b |eclipsed devel s in Hungary Three relations for years. . . |Present daily rate for miners is ome repairs. If you need extra cas| ce spurned a peace appeal by(Razardous. That Noa have ajand in Russia's Telations with its| U.S. hate department officials) 74, for these reasons... . or for any good | President Eisenhower and ordered devastating effect, imposing an Eastern European satellites. are making no attempt to conceal | : i 3 their troops into key positions on economic drain which, coupled| As one official put it. *"The a growing suspicion -- for w oh alk or e first time In x days . reason +3 r30C PF today. Phone first, Egyptian territory along the Suez With the costs of fighting in the world may lose sight of the fact apparently they have no hard evi-|Breton were back in production BOTrOW $25 to $2500 wher- if you like, and let us start working Canal. Their announced aim was Middle East, Britain and France that freedom is winning its great- dence--that France and possibly Nonday after a- wildcat strike ever you see this PF.symbol. on Your PF FaLL EXPENSES LOAN. to guarantee access to the canal are ill prepared to bear. |est battle in 10 years of struggle Britain had known: ahead of time| Last to return was nearby Cal- lin the face of Israel's military| What the Us. would do 0, Such with Soviet communism » 't of Israel's plan to launch a Major | jonia No. 4 pit where 20 miners] 'thrust into Egypt. a situation is not certain. Shou isenhower made his appeal for military operation against Egypt. . h a US. aT me angry and Washington hold to the view that|Britain and France to reverse| The reasoning was that with th® Started the strike Oct. 19 ip ro. PACIFIC FINANCE CREDIT LTD. ' some shocked, are frankly uncer-|Britain and France brought these their announced intention to put Middle East in turmoil, the two pany | tain what the consequences will troubles on themselves, it might|troops near the Suez Canal in powers would have opportunity to| be, either in the turbulent Middle be less willing to help out with mid-afternoon Tuesday. The state- regain control of the Suez Canal] East or in the broader framework western hemisphere oil than if the ment made clear that Eisenhower by military means. Ever since the JOHN AGNEW -- 13 SIMCOE ST. S. of the Western alliance. |difficulties had been brought on'had received his first word of the canal was nationalized by Egypt's, x RA 5-6571 | It seems evident that the split|primarily by Egypt. : IBritish and French intentions President Nasser July 26, Eisen-| = v {has 'wrecked the 1950 agreement| The major immediate aim of through news dispatches. hower and State Secretary Dulles in which the Big Three undertook U.S. policy is to try by all avail-| Exchange of information be- have urged negotiation and not) |to maintain the balance of power able resources of diplomacy to/tween Britain and France on one force. | four-engined aircraft took off on|through international and Hungar-| | bw 2] we Oo WwW Oo RCAF North Star Speeds oe 1 leg % is wy | ian Red Cross socieities to allow z | £ = ARRI RR = England eS = hy Bg oe] me plane to fly right into Buda-| \ ¢ SHOOK THE WORLD! Under his heel, cowering nations... # the Middle East crisis have col- disastrous by uniting the Arab with its remarkable complications munications with London. day. ~ lapsed into a dangerous state of world against Britain and France. --which saw the U.S. and Russia] It was evident, at any rate, that| The UMW is asking a $2.80 ™ it is due to land at 3 p.m. GMT |Ppest, thus saving time in trans- 4 | Needs 0 Hun (10 am. EST) Thursday. shipment from Vienna, but no an-| | . é 1C I | Authority has been sought!swer has yet been received. | REPAIRS I in hi , an untamed woman! ° rrr eres | his atms y By BILL BOSS The supplies needed were spe-| | cified by the Hungarian Red | Canadian Press Staff Writer i | TO ALL MAKES OF | 0 yo ak ross. f A RCAF Nori Star took off from| The North Star fouchied dows si ON ou R STAGE lf © TYPEWRITERS '| Gander International Airport early) Gander six hours after Hungaria eo ADDERS nationals, waving flags, had given foci today with five tons of medical fa touching send-off at Malton. a IN PERSON --- © CALCULATORS E ¥ ape % ; i ow & 4 A Ay HA BT, supplies for revolt-torn Hungary. : " TOY CANARY PUZZLER TO KITTEN | Nou star irszi, fiving as Spel, (05% Sn "hight conditions, the Guorantied This kitten wears a surprised | The toy has its beak open but IED sop. 1 dest maton was THEATRE GUIDE | TORIGHT ONLY AT 8:20 P.M. Workmanship k as it ry. | isn't making a sound. look as it meets a foy CAnAR) - £ Vienna by way of the Azores. Fast S . The $40,000 cargo it carried was as ervice . collected earlier this week within| gj; -- "The C eror" (Cine.| TELEVISION LOG [ft hu tor commer Pimere, me Corser, cis FLOYD LLOYD WALMSLEY & 4 |cial and government depots in Prep " CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronte| Toronto, Moar and Ottawa and| md a MAGILL WROC-TV Channel 5--Rochester sped from Toronto Tuesday after-| go" " "v4 complete show at | WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo noon for Hungary where thou-| go %™ | -- AND THE -- || Phone RA 5-3506 - Oshawa | sands wounded in uprisings need! » 0 p.m. | THURSDAY EVENING 5 ~Tonight 5--My Little Margie | medical aid desperately. 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