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EJANUARY 19. t 1951

GEN. MARK CLARK Gen. Mark Clark, chief oi the Us. anmy's field forces, and Gen Dwight Eisenhower, commander oi the Atlantic p:ict's new European army, will visit Ottawa later this

month to converse with Govern- ment and military leaders per- taining to North American and At- lantic pact preparedness. Wihlls

GEN. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWEB.

serving as official host to two dis- tlngulshed men, Governor-General

Viscount Alexander will also have -

a chance to renew old acquaint- ances as Gen. Clark served under Viscount Alexander in Italy dur- ing World war ii and Gen. Eisen- hower was closely associnted with the Governor-General in the i941 campaign (in the Mediterranean.

GIBDS CZECH ARMY - Marshal Ivan Stepanovich Konev, above. commander-in-chief of Russian ground forces, is in Czechoslovakia.

A German court has sentenced near the German-Czech frontier

Tl.se"Koch to life imprisonment iol-b-personally

lowing iailure oi prosecution to convict the "red witch of Buch- en-wald" on charge that she had tatooed prisoners killed to make lampshndes and handbags from their skins. The notorious 44- year-old rcdihcad was convicted of inciting murder. attempted mur- der and torture of inmates in the concentration camp where her hus- band, Karl, was commander. He was later executed by the Ger-

mans ior murder and emibezzlem

ment. She was acquitted of per- sonally assisting in the murders.

It looks like the fabled ele- :phants' graveyard at the London docks, with tons of tusks arra.y' ed on the spacious warehouse floors. Buyers from all over Eur- ope, and possibly from America. are expected to bid for the HV6 tons of tusks. Some or the ivory will probably return to Africa in the shape of bangles and other ornaments. The ivory exp?" 5h""1 is examining the tuskfor decay.

, The out gniiar and "ground 133105 of the late; addition to the

,, o s t tor tum. W0 l'- ' undo:-jot. The flight photo at top shows the 3! five-inch "high velocity rockets it carries in addition to other arm- Ifllllt which is still IlnmIbllcl80d

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directing stepped-up operations of the Czech army. The ocmmander is believed to have set up military headquarters at Karis- bad. At least 1000 high-ranking Soviet. oillcers, acting as "advis- to the Czech army, are with

Morley R. P. Mulliette. Toronto mining engineer, is seen with his pet spaniel and prospector's hatches with which he killed a 250-pound black bear while working in the bush near llariorwe. about 75 miles northeast of Belloville, Ont. On At geographical survey with his mas- ter the dog was attacked by best. Only quick intervention of Mulli- cite saved the animal's life.

by the air force. Below s head-on view of the new Thunder-Jot on the ground. The sleek piano can be used as a fighter, I fighter- bombcr. or both. We ship has a wingspan of 84 feet and an over- all length oi on feet. Speed of the plans is still secret.

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THREE ROUGH MOUNDS OF EARTH and the Tommie? bowed heads are a reminder that death nnnot distinguish between American and Briton in Korea. Conducting the funeral service is Cap- zln Webb Jones (left), chaplain of the British 61st Middlesex Regiment.-U.S. Army Photograph.

The U.N. political committee at Lake Success voted 50 to 7 for snother peace bid to be made to Communist China based on an im- at late cease-fire in Korea fol- lowed by big po-wer talks on all tar eastern problems. Warren

NOT PEAMZ. BUT A UIIOVEI. -Beating the French Comm'unis1s at their own game-billboard pro- paganda-is an anti-Red organiza- tion in Paris known my the "Peace

, While discussions on German M- miliisriution are still raging in the West German Federal Ro- puhlic. the Western Allies in Ber- lin, anticipating the final decision. on converting the West Berlin potter force, into s hard-hitting 0

Austin (left) of the U.S., and Sir Gladnwyn Jebb. of Britain, are shown voting for the plan, while Rumia's Jacob Malik (right), her satellites. Nationalist China and San Salvador, voted against it. The Philippines aabstained. Later during the meeting, the commit-

and Liberty" (mun, Hero is its newest poster, iabellnz the M05- cow-spawned Stockholm "Peace Petition" as "the Stockholm shovel to bury our treedoms." Included

anti-Communist force. Following decision of the 11.8., Brltiii and

French zone commsndsnis. the West Berlin police are now being equipped with rifles, automatic rifles and machine-guns sad In

tee voted 45 to 5 -with eight ab- stentions to transmit the five- point peace offer to Peiping through the secretary-general. Estimates are that a week will elapse before the group is recall- ed in-to session to consider the re- sults of the offer.

on the poster is a roster of na- tions that have already fallen un- der Soviet control. (NEA-Acme photo by Staff Photographer Ro- bert Delvac). .

belngtrsincd in their use. The sound shown here is receiving in- structions in use of the Bren gun. East Berlin (Soviet zone) police have long had heavier aims than the pistol and club allowed by the Allied control council directives.

9 , Tia DULLI-is T0 TOKYO - John Foster Dulles, Re-purolican for- eign aiialrs expert, will help ne- gotiate a Japanese peace treaty. He goes to Tokyo as the special representative of President Tru-

man. with rank of ambassador.

When fighting in Korea began last June, Capt. Ted Miller dis. carded the rifle he shouldered throughout World War II with Canadian artil-lery units and went into latest contilict shooting a press camera instead. For Miller. Iormer -Dortraiis photographer is the an- Oflymous hand behind battle pic- tures appearing in newspapers the world over. The only commission- ed Photographer in the British Bmiy. he is also a qualified army surveyor and artillery officer. His official home is in Toronto, but as the commonwealth chief war photographer in Korea since Sep. tember his home lately has been a mountain bag in the snow.

Konrad Adensuer

As the aittermatyh of a letter sent Est month by Otto- Grotewohl. East German premier. asking for talks on unity, Chancellor Konrad Arenauer of Western Germany turned down a bid by East-zone Communists on reuniting Germany. In a statement made to the press, thus avoiding formal acknowledg- ment oi the existence of the East German state. the German chan- cellor declared that aithough the West wanted unity is could not deal with a nation in which lib- erties are suppressed and the people's police is the tool of the Soviet Union.

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Presidont Tnnnan, centre, secre- tory of the U8. treasury John W. Snyder, ldt. and director of the budget Frederick J. Lawton are shown as they held I budget sem- inar for the press in the state de- partment auditorium in Washing- ton. D. C. Tnnnsn's new budget.

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Ma-s. Pauline Primeau, 40. of Pettaiwa, 0nt., and her only child, three-year-old Marie, were victims of drowning whic oc- curred when their car broke thmrugih the ice oi the Ottawa riv- er near Cvhapeau, Que. They were on their way to visit relatives in

DON'T mss A BIT! - The ood old capitalistic system of free trade and individual enterprise seems plenty good enough for these South Korean youngsters. As reheating UN forces pass through eir village, they sell to

A new pot was added recently to the Hall household of Wyevale, Ont.. located between Midland and Barrie. On -hearing his dog bark- ing, young Ted Hall looked out

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for 1091-11: hr inset: in peace- ivhm HIM!-calls for 075.504.000.- 000 of expenditures to most what he called "the compelling demands of national security" in a period of grave danger. A two-fold goal is hoped to be achieved by Truman with this budget. first to strength-

Que-bec when the car broke through a hole covered with thin ice and sank in 30 feet out water. Mr. Primeau, seen with his wile; managed to escape through broken window. An inquest will be with- held until bodies have been.:ie- covered.

the troops scarves like these." The scarvw show the U.S., UN and South Korean flags. 1 US. bomber and a dragon, with the

tion: "Returned (from Hell." (BEA- Acme Telephoto by stair Photo"- grapher Beri: Ashtworth). - i .'

and saw it fighting with this young buck. With aid of his dad, the youngster rescued the animal ind now has it. for A family pet.

en US. and its allies Itsmcimtb to deter further Communist, ag- gression. Second. to create rd- serves ol trained manpower and industrial capacity in US. to pc- mit immediate mobilisation 01 "all our power," it that should become necessary,