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PAGE TWENTY-TWO rHE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE "il wat hac favhid their da THURSDAY, JUNE, 7, 1951 World Will Rally Again If Necessary Ste. Mere Eglise, France (AP)-- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower stood today on the spot where allied might began the drive which smashed the German conquerors, and warned possible future aggres- sors that "all the free world would rally here again" if western civiliz- ation was threatened. In an impromptu speech mark- ing the seventh anniversary of D- Day, the man who commanded the western armies declared: "We hope that the campaign be- gun seven years ago taught all ag- gressors one thing -- that the soil of France is sacred to all the free- dom-loving world. "All aggressors would do well to remember that. Our great hope is to convince them in advance, 80 that this sacrifice by all the world will not have to be made." Boats Used To Smuggle Novelties Welland (CP) -- John Howard Cruise testified in county court Wednesday that novelty goods were smuggled into Canada in 1949 and 1950 by means of a rowboat relay across the Niagara river. He pleaded guilty to two con- spiracy charges in connection with smuggling and possession of the goods and was sentenced to a year on each count. Cruise described the smuggling setup later during testimony at the trial of Albert and George Ham- bly, operatiors of Dominion Novel- ties of Toronto, facing similar charges. Only the smuggling charge is being tried at present. Judge. H. E. Fuller ruled that the other charge will be heard separately. The trial is continuing. Westerner Is Elected Moderator Ottawa (CP) - A tall, distinguish- ed - looking Scot who won the Milit- ary Cross as a captain in the first world war and who now is minister of First Presbyterian church in Re- gina last night was elected moder- ator of the Presbyterian church in Canada. Rev. Norman Kennedy, 55, was elected by a clear majority on the first ballot to succeed Montreal Presbyterian College's Rev, Dr. Frank Scott MacKenzie. His election came shortly after the opening of the 77th general as- sembly of the church in the capi- tal's oldest Protestant church, St. Andrew's. The nine - day sessions of the assembly were opened with a wel- come to Ottawa for the 233 official commissioners by Rev, Dr. A, I. Burnett of St. Andrew's. The commissioners, ministerial and lay delegates, represent 46 presbyteries from Newfoundland to British Columbia. Following Dr, MacKenzie's ser- mon calling for self sacrifice on the part of all church members to op- pose enemies of the church, Mr. Kennedy's first act as moderator was to appoint a personal chaplain. His choice was Rev. Wallace MacKinnon, of Moose Jaw, Sask., the first personal chaplain to a moderator in the history of the Presbyterian church. More Equipment From Pact Nations Needed Says Bradley Paris (AP) -- Gen. Omar N. Bradley said today he is not com- pletely satisfied with what Atlantic Pact countrigs are doing towards turning out war equipment. "I would like to see all of us improve, including those of us at home," the chairman of the United States joint chiefs of staff told reporters before taking off for Lon- don' following a four-day inspec- tion tour here. Bradley, also military chair- man of the Atlantic Pact alliance, said Prance is increasing her in- dustrial capacity and could as- sume more and more of its share of defence. France, now in the po- litical turmoil of the June 17 elec- tions, has been criticized recent- ly for not holding up her end of Bargain-hunting housewives took a back seat in New York's price-cutting contest while the men rushed in where angels fear to tread. Swarming around the price-slashed suit counter, at one store they bought every suit in sight. 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