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| tinues to receive a cordial wel. |come from Canada. During the next five years, he said, American industry itself will need several billion dollars to carry out its present plans for ex- pansion. HAS NO DESIRE uplessis, Eaton Agree Foreign Capital Needed: .... ™"" QUEBEC (CP) -- Premier Du- panding mining industry and man- "Certain Canadian investors money pours into Canadian enter- plessis and American ifidustrialist/ {ufacturing enterprises constitute a should be encouraged to put their|Prises, the United States has Cyrus Eaton were unanimous Wed-| serious limitation to Canada's ma- funds in Canadian enterprises, and! neither the desire' nor the power nesday night in declaring that| terial progress. Canadi hould b {to reduce Canada to the status of outside capital is necessary to the| "Money is simply not available anadian wage earners should bea small and dependent crown mt and il of in 'ad ts from private educated to the advantages of colony. . . ." Canadian industry. and public sources in Canada to stock ownership in the companies| Premier Duplessis told the gath- (Consent Called 'Marriage Essence OTTAWA (CP)--A desert island "marriage" is quite proper if sanc- tified by mutual agreement, Rt. Rev. E. S. Reed, Anglican Bishop of Ottawa said Wednesday night. In' th St of a series of lec- tures on marriage at Christ Church cathedral, the Bishop said: '"'The essence of marriage is not the presence of a clergyman nor the blessing, but the consent of the two people and living together for| Joslyn Rogers, provincial medico- THE DALY TIMESGAZETTE, Thursday, April 12, 1088 38 Tm hari Rogers Wants RC olice Guards At Crossings constables on place duty outside TORONTO (CP) --- Professor city schools. "The children. used to learn to like and respect our uniformed of- ficers," he said. Dr. Rogers, also disc briefly murders, safe-cracking I said: COURTESY BEST "Ninety per cent of the murders committed in Ontario resulted from drunken brawls. The Quebec premier and the meet the gargantuan demands of in whose success they play a vital ering that capital, contrary to pop-|jjfe prominent . Canadian - born in-'the many mines to open, factories role." {ular opinion in certain quarters,| The marriage ceremony was | dustrialist were guest speakers at/to erect, oil wells to drill, roads to, The American industrialist, pres- is absolutely 'essential to Quebec!enly the 'outward assurance" of '(the annual dinner of the general build, railroads to extend, airports|ident of the Chesapeake and Ohio|province's econgmic exnan<ion. a sacred contract. convention of the Canadian Insti-'to construct, harbors to 'improve, | Railway, said, however, thatl "Foreign capital, whether it -- tute of Mining and Metallurgy. rivers to make navigable, tele-| United States capital may not be come from France, Great Britain, Mr. Eaton said the large sums of phone lines to string and water so readily available in the yearsior the United States, money required by the rapidly ex-. powers to harness," he said. immediately ahead, unless it con- be welcome," he_said. Courtesy is a more powerful weapon for police than fists, gun, billy or handcuffs, Shopkeepers who put their money in easily-opened safes help safecrackers. Drunken drivers must be kept &'f the road "if we want to live." legal expert, says the Toronto practice of hiring pensioned men as school-crossing guards is, givisg employment to "stupid old fellows {in the prone stage." Norway has nearly 19,000,000 Mr. Rogers, "attached to both will always acres of forest land, covering about | the attorny-general's department one-quarter of the total area. and the Toronto police, told the DOG OVERPOWERS WILDCAT Pat, a shaggy Newfoundland | search of a duck dinner. Pat d this | pounced on the cat and go, Stacks nd Sybed ibis held it down while Edith Heisler, wildcat when it raided a back- | 19 "ran for a rifle. She shot the | yard at East Chester, N.S., in | wildcat between the eyes 'RADIO LOG THURSDAY EVENING |CKEY-Art Hallman | GIBC-Cote Glee Club | CBL-Ont. 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The picture frame, which will carry pictures of the prince and | his bride, was accompanied by a 7olden book inscribed with the ames of the entire American com- nunity here As the gift was carried up the teps to join the mounting pile of n three locked rooms of the crowds of tourists stood CKINg camera With Grace or IRorean Reds (Held Attackers SEOUL Nations the Communi wantonly ean defence ¢ i cation line t The {So ith Commit 1 Chinse {line Tue { miles The as th od The today ct n Korea a South Kor the demar Then there will be the thrill of Cadillac's marvels lous performance. Driving will be so easy and so Redters) United It's the hour of twilight ! the curbstone at Journéy's end: command rge : ; hl And what happier prospect could a man ask for SS Little wonder, then, that Cadillac owners have a wonderful evening. For tonight he's stepping out effortless that every mile will be a mile of relaxation : g : iii so great an affection for their motor cars. two days sail with his two favorite companions--the lady in his and pleasure. Even the city's traffic will offer its : iboard the liner Consti pre-wedding excitement i Higher and are 800 believed ition, the life . . . and the car in his life ! share of rest and recreation. And their sentiments etch themselves all the more Surg ere lents sed the iy . ra } FC ' . " "y « There will be the contentment. that comes with deeply in the light of Cadillac's great econom And you can rest assured that the "car of cars" all here z 2X. SALLY'S SALLIES f . we "I . y -f 3 M 1 oh : ., ante aa Fates Hi : ; ls J y ) rf Ss W will' ihzke a contribution of its own io his €adillac's great safety and the comforting practicality. For how wonderful it is to kno evening's enjoyment. knowledge that he--and his lady--are surrounded the satisfactions of Cadillac ownership a 1 : from motordom"s soundest and wisest Inve with every comfort and 'safeguard know md IVE Science. And, the "'c there will be the inner satisfaction a First of all, man always feels as he adillac and Why All about him will be steps into his ( not come in soon--with your settles behind the wheel the finalls "step out' for an hour or so at the ition of Cadillac ind comfort . . ar of cars' 111 f t I CES ( * The car is waiting {or honors! adillac VOL and graciou admiration that to do the NTARIO ol be delighted