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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, September 28, 1961 it has quarte: Says Canada Now: oi i mis Closer To U.S. NEW YORK (CP)~John W. order for which they are pecu- Holmes, president of the Cana- dian Institute of International Affairs, says the sense of part- nership and common purpose between the United States and Canada is stronger 'today than ever been. The two countries argue about a lot more than they need to but this is simply because there are more things to argue about, he wrote in an article in the cur- rent issue of Foreign Affairs, a rly magazine published here which reviews international % | relations. The mediatory roles: being as- sumed by Canada are a source of satisfaction to Canadians who feel they are performing serv- ices to the cause of peace and liarly fitted, he said. "It is a role which the great powers cannot play, but which it is in the interest of the great i ov powers that som e one should| ae suis government Us. im bly» appoint . an embargo on trade|t2ry-general, VARIED PROBLEMS Holmes, former assistant un.|ti¢ relations. Canada felt an em- dersecretary of state in Can.[DRfg0 was sn unwise tactic, day. ada's external affairs depart.|Holmes said, ment, said the most acute dif-| Canadians are, more than ferences between Canada and American, disposed to ecom- the U.S. are as likely to be promise, about distant places -- China, |sues in black and white, he said, |the neutralist countries would |erborough, a passenger, was Ve! be needed to gain the necessary killed when the car left the road Cuba or Laos--as about fariffs|If a country was to establish a bo thirds support of the assem.in a curve last Sept. 17. The question Canada must |form the Ralph solve was how, #8 a small{power it must "demonstrate Mr." Pearson, Nobel Peace Moore of Warsaw, told the jury power, to be an ally of a much|that it is objective enough anu|Prize winne; larger power with whose for-'strong-minded enough to differ. tunes she was deeply involved The way in which U.S. Cana vealed by the Cuba question, he said. m can bé united in a common pur- pose but differ over tactics. The posed with Cuba and broke diploma-|have to be Speaking isinclined to see is-|Asian of Al reputation qualiiying it to, per- bly Gl Tugons an ve bruised Or Rfrican issue has been unpleasantly re- ly Sg i, men, 0 ser w [11 Position EDMONTON (CP) ~ WU the did not United Nations General Asien rican," National Liberal Leader|ing, 22, of nearby Warsaw, be Lester B. Pearson sald Wednes-| reprimanded for allowing a 14 press con'erence he said an involved in a fatal accident. , posed to Canada's acquisition ofion a highway. nuclear weapons under Cana. {frowns freshly prepared, dian control since this would| Foods for PAIANG He should bejto cool to room temperature. mean enlarging the "nuclear Sub at a time when Canada is striving for disarmament. Reprimand For Son's Driving PETE RBOROUGH (CP) A coroner's jury recommended Wednesday that Frederick Darl § an acting secre- "he will probabl an Asian or an Af- year - old boy without a lic- during a televised|ence to drive a car which was fricar: from one of Ronald Clements, 22, of Pet: Garry Moore, son of r, said he was op-|he had driven only once before PARENTS!! ANNOUNCE "YOUR HAPPY EVENT" *The Birth of Your Son or Daughter" in the Oshawa Times Birth Colimn by DIALING 723-3492 é Direct Lines To Serve You 100TH EXTRACTION | Eleven-week-0ld John Wil- liam Colt screws up his face as Dr. M. L. Smalley ex- tracts an offending tooth. The removal was made painless with the help of a surface anesthetic. The tooth, which came in five weeks ago, is rather unusual. Such a case occurs only once in 500-600 births, the doctor said. The infant is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Colt of Duluth. --(AP Wirephoto) Liberal Leader Hits Liquor Law GUELPH (CP) ~-- Liberal Leader Wintermeyer has called for abandonment of Ontario's $1 liquor permit. He told the Guelph Liberal As- sociation Wednesday night the government also should drop the local option vote and license restaurants and resort operators meeting an objective standard in personnel, facilities and serv- ice He said the local option vote has not st the sale or con- sumption of alcoholic beverages in so-called "dry" areas but has driven the use of alcohol under- ground. He said a province-wide law the effect of turning honest men into bootleggers. "There is no good reason why a legitimate resort operator should be denied a licence to serve alcoholic beverages to his registered guests," he said. "It is time the government did away with this pointless non- sense and treated adults like citizens and not like lawbreak- ers." Mr. Wintermeyer said gov- {ernment policy starts from the| proposition that liquor is evil in itself. "It does not differentiate be- tween the normal use of liquor | and the abuse of liquor," he is preferable to a patchwork of local options. However, public hearings on applications for li- quor outlets should be a part of the licensing process so that the views of all persons in an area| could be expressed. A Liberal government would) eonsider licensing restaurants that meet an objective stand- ard of persommel, facilities and service. ALCOHOLISM CAUSE "All too often our present li- quor laws prohibit the serving). of food with aléeoholic bev- erages," said Mr. Wintermeyer. "This is contrary to all the rules governing the moderate use of alcohol." He said the present restric- tions toward licensing tourist outfittefs and resort owners has added. Awarded $273,100 To Study Genetics WINNIPEG (CP) -- A Winni peg doctor recognized for her outstanding work in genetics has been awarded $273,100 by the United States department of health to carry on research here. Dr. Irene Uchida, director of the department of genetics at Children's Hospital, will receive the money over five years for "fundamental and clinical stu- medical degree in 1951. Number Of Male | | Deaths Doubled TORONTO (CP) -- A doubl- ing of male deaths from lung cancer in Toronto during the last 20 years was reported to the Toronto board of health Wednesday by Dr. A. R. J. Boyd, medical officer of health. There had been no increase| in the number of female deaths | from the disease in the same period. 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