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BETTER PLANES FOR THE FREE WORLD This photograph shows some of the test planes which the men who from the Test Pilot school, air force base, California, have tested. The different. aircraft aré among the most advanced in world and, after testing, are er returned to their manufacturers for mod- ification or put into quantity production. International Passports For Correspondents Urged LONDON (Reuters) -- A news be endangered through too much attention being focused on statis- lcs and too little on the facts of e. "There is are not satellite countries, either. "Apart from censorship regula- tions, the governments sanction prohibitive cable tariffs which ef- actively keep them in the twi- Alan J. Gould, exscuiive editor CHILD DROWNS AT BEACH HAMILTON (CP)--MTrs. Artiste TROOPER COMMENDED IN KOREA (CP)--The Canadian Army today announced that Trooper Douglas Easter of Mea- ford, Ont., has won the Queen's commendation for saving the life of Trooper E. Fazan of Kelowna, B.C, during a fire last Feb. 11. Fazan had 70 per cent of his body covered with burns in the fire which started in his tent. Easter rescued him from the flames. S. Korean Troops Fight With Canadian Forces IN KOREA (CP)--Some 100 reg- ular troops of the Republic of Korea Army have been integrated with units of the 25th Canadian brigade during the last month. Known as the 'Katcoms'--Kor ean augmentation troops, Com- monwealth--the RoK soldiers re- tain their status and pay of the RoK Army but come under the Canadians for rations, clothing and medical treatment. They are em- ployed by the Canadians as rifle- men and fight alongside men of the 3rd battalions of the Royal Canadian Regiment, the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and the Royal 22nd Regiment. Canadian officers and NCOs say they find the Katcoms willing and able soldiers who learn quickly. One problem the Koreans en- countered was Canadian rations, a gontusing change from rice and sh. "I saw one little Korean take a helping of friend chicken and put peanut butter, jam, sugar, Wor- cestershire sauce and tomago ket- chup on it before eating it,"" on officer said. Their pay, provided by the RoK government, is the equivalent of 50 cents a month in Canadian money. Urges Terms In Prison For Guilty Directors OTTAWA (CP) -- John Diefen- baker (PC--Lake Centre) sugges- ted in the Commons Thursday that Canada's combines law should be changed to provide mandatory im- prisonment for directors who di- rectly contribute or passively ac- quiesce in breaking that law. He said present provisions of a fine for, the convicted corporation was a "poor substitute' for im- risonment where 'wrongdoing had een proved. new committee should study the combines law. The position of the state must be, he said, that there be no in- terference with competition and to make sure that there is free com- petition in the field of trade. Other- wise, private enterprise would not survive. 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