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Y8 THE DANY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, May 9, 1058 -- Although ground action in Kor- ea has slowed down considerably since opening of latest peace talks at Panmunjom, these U.N. soldiers find there are still many targets available in their area. Here they turn their 75-mm re- U.N. EMPLOYS HIT-RUN TACTICS coiless rifle directly against en- emy bunkers. After firing five rounds, they move to another lo- cation, since smoke from rifle tips off the enemy to the positions they are holding. ; Central Press Canadian. Bandit Did Quick Change PORTLAND, Ont. (CP)--Police, combing this eastern Ontario area! ties and three ordered reinstated without penalies. Steers, a plant committee man, failed to appear before the umpire earlier although an appeal was entered on his behalf by local 200, United Automoble Workers, CIO). The charge against him and sev- eral others who were dismissed was Taxes Could Go Down Is Drew's Belief LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- George ment the same : |apply to industry. Hees, Progressive Cons e rvative member of Parliament for Toronto Broadview, said Tuesday night his party can reduce taxation without impairing essential defence or so- cial security. It could be done, Mr. Hees said in an address prepared for delivery to a nomination convention of the Lon- don Progressive Conservative As- sociation, 'by applying to govern- : prnciples that Industry remained efficient by continumlly bringing in new blood to positions of responsibility ensur- ing that methods used in each de- partment are continually under re- view. . Robert W. Mitchell, local lawyer, was named candidate for the Siding in the federal election. Mr. Mitche defeated James Currie, railroad conductor for the tion. More Industry Makes Canada AR Good Buyer TORONTO (CP)--Canade, has been the largest importer of cap- ital goods in 'the world in recent years, the monthly review of the Bank of Nova Scotia said tbday. During 1951, Canada imported more than- $1,000,000,000 worth of machinery and transport equip- ment and $815,000,000 worth of con- sumer goods.' The review says: "Canadian ex- perience bears out the oft-demon- strated principle that an increasing degree of industrialization makes a country not a poorer but a better customer of other nations." The large imports of machinery reflected the demand for many highly-specialized types of capital goods arising from Canada's post- Cattle Herd Brings $29,700 OAKVILLE (CP)--The 52-year Graymar Holstein herd of Mrs. Anne Meagher, Oakville, brought a total of $29,700 or an average of $571, at a cattle sale here Tues- da. y. Abegweit Milord, a seven-year- old herdsire, son of the world's champion 305-day producer, Abeg- weit Milady, brought the highest price of the day, $2,400. It was paid by the Quinte District Cattle Breed- ing Association. He will be used in jhe assomaniors artificial breeding unit. . J. BE. Houck and sons, Bramp- ton, and Hugh Findlay, Edgely, jointly paid $2,100, top price for a female, for the prize-winning brood cow Graymar Anna Champion. automobiles, quality clothing, wat- Walk The Secord Way ST. CATHARINES (CP) -- A yearly commemoration of Laura Secord's historic walk was sug- gested Tuesday night by B. C. Wal- ters, inaugurator of the Niagara grape festival. Addressing the Lincoln County Historical Society, he said the youthful Mrs. Secord "probably changed the course of history" bd walking 20 miles over rough trails from Queenston to Beaver Dams to warn British troops of an im- pending attack by the invading Americans June 24, 1813. Mr. Walters said the route fol- lowed by the Canadian heroine of the war of 1812 could be retraced by an automobile pilgrimage each year and that a commemorative ceremony could be held at the house where she met the British forces. NEWLY-WEDS NEED SEX INSTRUCTION about to be married need adequate sex instruction, Dr. J. J. Geoghegan of the Homewood Sanatarium at Guelph said Tuesday night. Addressng the Catholic Women's League, he criticized what he cal- led "psychiatric materialism" as applied to marriage problems. "Marital disharmony is insidious and corroding," he said. "It re- lentlessly and ruthlessly under- mines and destroys the relation- ships of the home and distorts the TORONTO (CP)--Young couples | He said that besause Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is regarded generally as the end of summer, Canada loses a heavy volume of tourist business. Educa- tionists had objected to his idea, but he believed adjustments could Day for two weeks would add mil- (be made in the school curriculums lions of dollars in tourist revenue, |to compensate for the added time Travel Minister Cecile of Ontario |off. told a Chamber of Commerce meet- | = ing Monday night in surburban| Want to buy, sell or {rade -- Al Eastview. Classified ad and the deal is made. Labor Day Date Cuts Business OTTAWA (CP)--Postponing La- FLOOD THREAT BENDS p LAKE CHARLES, La. AAP)= | Flood threats ended Tuesday for | the tiny gulf coast town of Cameron | as flood-soaked Lake Charles | cleaned up the debris left by re- ! ceding waters, U. 8. weather offf~ | cials said that Cameron, a town of 2,000 some 50 miles scuth of here at the mouth of the Calcasieu river was "perfectly safe now." "Gay Paris® of America You have 4 full days in New Orleans cn this delightful 11-day tour--time fo visit all the famous spots in one of America's most mysterious and fascinating cities. Pirates' Alley, Napoleon House, the Old Slave Market, Versailles Oak and the quaint shops and resorts of the Old French Quarter are just a few of the sights you've always wanted to see. Going there and back by bus adds further enjoyment fo your trip. 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