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Queen. Juliana of the Netherlands poses with her four daughters and MT 00115011. Prince Bernhardt in

Members of the Tibetan delega- tion to Peking, capital of Red China. are shown at the railway station in Delh lndia. just before they left for the Chinese capital to negotiate with the Communist government over disputes that exist between China and Tibet. On reaching the Indian border town of Khiimpong word was re-

ASSASSlN'S WYDOW ARREST- ED -- Mrs. Carmen Torresoia. 22- Mar-old widow of Griselio Tor- T 35018. is escorted into New York's l'ederal Building by Albert Whi- "ikvr. the supervising direct r or Secreta Service in the New gifork

cwmim-i-1y moon in mini.- ;”ol;;;i ,:':o:'i'iQilh renovated in To- B I dz-by Dot.-Burgh O.

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a recent family portrait made at the Dutch royal palace in the Pro- vince of Utrecht. The four prin-

ceived that the Chinese had invad- ed Tibet, so the delegation did not proceed any further. Tsipon Shagapps, leader of the delega- tion. and also Tibet's finance min- ister. is seen at right. Meanwhile. rumors received in India indicate that the young Daial Lama, spiri- tual ruler of Tibet, is still in his capital, Lhasa.

area. Her husband was slain when he tried to shoot his way into Blair House in an attempt to assassinate President Truman. She was arrested on a conspiracy charge and held in 350,000 ball.

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. . , .. iieitevsd money readiness for distribution during the Christmas buying rush at local

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ceses arc: Maryke. left, Beatrix, Margarict and Irene.

SO YOU THINK YOU HAVE A HOUSING PROBLEM? - There's no day nursery in war-blasted Wonsan, Korea, to park junior

The nation's multi-million dollar defence program has started to hit the labor market. reports the Hon. Mr. Milton F. Gregg. minister of labor. He said the search was on for more machinists, welders and other experienced metal trades- men to keep Canadian industry rolling at top speed and that de- mand was "strong" and increas- ing. Typical of the type of orders now being placed and providing new jobs for Canadians was a 53,- 000.000 order for 5.000 steel box- cI.rs ordered by the Canadian Na- tional Railways from three Cana- dian companies.

This spic-and-span little fellow. !m0Wn Sim-Ply as "Joe", is shown in North Korea where he's been adopted by the l5t'h Medical b lion of the U.S. First Cavalry di sion. Joe's mother and three brothers and sisters were executed by the North Korean Communists. Because he wears a curt-down Australian battle jacket and British army pants. altered considerably, the young fellow calls himself ”U.N. No. 1 Boy."

TOWEIING IIIGIIER - Ai- ready the world's tallest building. New York's famed Empire State building will rise to a height of 1111 feet following completion of E-foot television and FM radio antenna pictured above. Over one million TV son will have their reception improved by the new amenna. which was 140 feet tall when the picture warsnapped.

lowing blunt haul of bogus cur- rency in Canadian history, nor YIRVO Doiice yet revealed location H GEM

while momma gets on with her task of rebuilding their wrecked home. So this Korean baby. strap- ped to its mother's back, gets a

Mrs. Fred Jaworskl, a bride of two weeks, who has been employ- ed at the Mattawa. Ont.. hydro camp, has been mixing nearly a week. She was last. heard from in Toronto on her way to W

- oi lirmlli (AND BLOOD) CALL - A wounded Marine. receiving a

plasma transfusion. calmly reads a letter from home as a first aid

Oriiiia. Oni.. lad. Percy Form.

.4an9.'t3s v rough ride as she helps her com- panion saw up part of the houso frame for rebuilding.

0nt., to visit her parents. The 22- year-old waitress came from Mat- tawa to Toronto with a friend of her husband. He saw her boarding a street car for the Union station Then she dro ed out of sight.

man works over him on i c Korean front. (Photo by NEA-Acme staff

correspondent Stanley Treiick).

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NEW BRITISH BEHEMOTH -- Brit.-iin's latest model Ccniurion tank is put through its paces on road by the Royal Ordnance fac- tory at Barnbow, England. The 50- ton monster is powered by a Meteor engine (an adaptation of the fam-

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White House policemen Joseph Downs (left) and Donald Birdzell. wounded on Nov. 1 in the wild gun battle with two Puerto Ricans at Blair House are seen recuperat- ing at the Emergency hospital in

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At It Special Convocation cere- monies at iVicGiil University ill Mon-ircal rcccntly Rt. lion.

Anthony Eden. deputy lead:r nil the Conservative Party in the.

ACCIDENT OCCURRED HERE

Orillla citizens are rallying round the family in an effort to raise

ous Rolls Royce Merlin) and de- velops 635 bmkeshorst-pnwci-. The British government has announced a 50 per cent increase in produc- tion of the Ccnturions within the past few months.

Washington. Downs was shot chest and abdomen and Birdzeil in both legs while protecting Pre- sident Truman from assassinntion attempt by two men.

United Kingdom. was awarded la honorary degree. Phoin shows Mr. Eden receiving his d c from Chancellor Associate Ch. Justice

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Service clubs have promised I tag day to help the family meet

sight, lost both his legs after bc- 100 feet from his home. shown. mad, 1" pucy-. hosp-uamauom Ewen” in units wc-mam.