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8 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, May 1, 1956 lh CANADA DONATES $7,500,000 Escott Reid, Canadian high commissioner to India, is shown here shaking hands with Prime Minister Shri, Jawadral Nehru Automobile Drags Woman Aged 73 SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. (CP) An elderly woman was dragged two blocks alongside her husband's car Monday when her coat caught in the door as she got out Mrs. Mary Gold, 73, was treated for multiple bruises and scratches in hospital and then released Police said her 74-year-old hus- band Henry is hard of hearing an did not hear his wife's cries after, he drove away from the grocery) store where Mrs. Gold had left the car. Cardinal Leger Honored At Legion LONDON, Ont, (CP) --=--Paul Emile Cardinal Leger, Archbishop of Montreal, received the freedom of the city Monday as he arrived for a four-day visit in connection with centennial celebrations of the diocese of London Mayor Ray Dennis honored the cardinal at a luncheon in the motherhouse of the Sisters of St Joseph. The prelate was welcomed to the diocese by Most Rev. John C. Cody, Bishop of London. | Lewis Elliott Heads India near Bombay. Total cost of the project is $14,000,000. Of this sum, the Ottawa govern- ment is contributing one half, or $7,500,000. of India, after signing the agreement on the Canada-India Colombo plan atomic reactor which Canada will build for "oLb couNTRY Forgers Busy | ___ SOCCER [In Australia LONDON (AP) Results of SYDNEY (CP)--The total soccer games nlaved Monday in forged £5 notes detected in the United Kingdom: tralia has grown to 200. ENGLISH LEAGUE | Police believe many persons are Division II | holding on to other forged notes Blackburn R 3 Rotherhrm U 1 in the hope they can cash them [ Division III (southern) | instead .of bearing the loss. Millwall 5 Leyton O 0 An Australian "fiver" is worth y | 811.25, Shrewsbury 1 LRH Ry | The Australian Bank Officers' : | Association this week recom- Angie 3 3 Sosthpon 2 mended that all £5 notes be with- Hartlepools U 3 Carlisle U 0 | drawn from circulation in an effort SCOTTISH LEAGUE [to beat the master forger. | Division A Celtic 1 Falkirk 0 Partick T 0 Aberdeen 2 Stirling A 0 Raith R Division B of Aus- Australian Army and hun- | dreds of business firms all over | Australia have asked their banks {not to supply "fivers' in payroll | money, because of the' difficulty {in cashing them. SET SALARIE STRATFORD (CP) Minimum salaries for pre-ordination minis- ters were announced Thursday by the Evangelical United Brethren zil) 1 | Church, holding 'a five-day confer- Irish League |ence at nearby Sebringville. Mini- Crusaders 3 Ards 0 imum salary for a student pastor Ppe-- |is to be $1,600; for a probationer g # | without college and seminary edu- NATIVE PAINTER cation $2,100; for a probation with A full-blooded aborigine, Namat-| college and seminary education, 1 vy St. Johnstone 0 Queen's P 0 Irish Cap Final Second Replay Distillery 1 Glentoran 0 Oter Match Hibernian 3 Vasco de Gama (Bra- 2 RBrechin C 0 Heavy Rains Cause Trouble Near London . LONDON, Ont. (CP Heavy . ok + TOKYO (AP)--Communist China weekend rains Saroughont most of has made a substantial beginning southern Ontario during the week-| toward remaking the industry, end swelled rivers and streams, economy and society of its ancient flooded basements and backed up land, experts here believe. sewers. No serious flooding was These American and Japanese reported officials, who evaluate and balance : | Peiping"s own reports against b 1s Brautford he Grand Se secret intelligence filtering through a R thioug NT boda, y! c the Saihos Curtain; are more and A 4 iy | more incling 0 accept many night trying to fill the gap with claims ag essentially true. | | | sendbags. Officials said there was The principal ones: 5. Substantial movements of la- boring forces from heavily pop- w China Being Remade By Communist Regime Where they are to be established as not revealed. China'is to pay| ulated city areas to remote areas| for them 'through trade proces of new endeavor have begun. 6. Great efforts are being made to control China's tremendous | be fairly reliable," ures." "We consider this description to one analyst crop-destroying floods on the Yel- said. low river and its tributaries. VARIED PROJECTS up The farming increase is looked on with , scepticism here. al- The 55 new industrial enterprises though thee have been previous have been described by as "metallurgical and building plants, chemical producing synthetic fibre and plas-| the plow. Peiping non-Communist machine | might ! plants| acres, mainly in Manchuria, under] estimates China bring perhaps 54,000,000 ! FOURLEGGED PRISONER iri Ah Pi I', Channel Is- 'WO lands. (CP ' i weeks beluna ume this year be- Cy as n £30.0 0 § Re cause of the current cold snap. lonkey. * arrested a Farmers said Thursday the trans- 3 one arrested for loitering plant crops of radishes, icii:ice and : cabbage have made little or no progress since they were moved from greenhouses last month. RUNNING BEHIND WINDSOR (CP)--Early garden eres in this area are runii no danger of flooding. | 1 Russia is already aiding China Rain swelled the Thames river with 156 industrial projects valued and its tributaries but no emer-| at $1.400,000,000 and April 8 prom- gencies were reported in the Lon- ised to assist with 55 more, worth don area. A few suburban streets $625,000,000. at Wallaceburg, 20 miles northwest| 2. The great drive to collectivize of Chatham were flooded when the farmlands is moving rapidly out Sydenham river rose eight feet in'of the co-operative stages and into 124 hours. full collectivization. 3. A 12-year plan to reforest 247,- 000-000 acres of land is under way. 3. Announced plans to reclaim 74,130,000 acres of wasteland for In Windsor more than 200 sub- urban Riverside and Sandwich west home owners pumped out tics, enterprises for electrical tech-| The reforestation program is] niques, radio technique industries,! considered much more valid, but factories producing synthetic lionid ts ultimate goal also seems fuel, power stations and scientific beyond reality. It would treble! research institutions." China's present timber reserves. | | "This is one thing China is| equipped to do," one source) pointed out. "Reforestation re-| quires lots of manpower and China has plenty to spare." RECORD FIRST CRY 10S ANGELES (AP)--A record- ing of baby's first cries will be given each set of new parents at| California Hospital starting this! week. The plastic record also will Including Handy Wall Bracket FIRE PROTECTION their basements Sunday after rain caused sewers to back up. Ditches farming purposes may be "fan- tastic"' but a considerable increase _| series' 4-3) overflowed and storm sewers were jo possible. ' said. include the doctor's words as the| Haby is delivered, hospital officials flooded. Fog disrupted air service at To- ronto and London. Minor floods were reported in and around To- ronto. Oakville, halfway between To-, ronto and Hamilton. was hardest hit when telephone service was sporadically disrupted Saturday and early Sunday. The department of lands and for- | §§ ests said two lamprey eel nets| set up in creeks near Oakville] {were washed away. P | At least 38 basements in North SS York, Toronto suburb, were flooded. Another suburb, Scarbor-| ough, reported creeks and rivers| running high but only minor flood- ing. A sidelight of Friday night. flood- |: ling occurred near Orangeville, 30] Imiles northwest of Toronto when |g | thousands of frogs were forced out | # of overflowing ditches along High-|& way 10, Hundreds of the rogs were * killed by automobiles. bi 4 Secretary Leonard Johnston of the Upper Thames Valley Conserv-|; ation Authority said the situation was "easy" in the London area. River levels were much lower than | during the flood peak last year. "HOCKEY SCORES | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Edinburgh Trophy Montreal 1 Winnipeg 4 (Winnipeg leads best - of - nine| series 3-1) highlands enlivens the Golf OHA Intermediate A | course at Hamilton, Bermuda, Se iy iP of - seven! as Kilted kibitzer Cpl Don Roy watches Shirley Grant's putting | technique. 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