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Iron Age, says most steer producers are| looking for a good third quarter-- | strike or no strike, and expresscs| doubt that the operating rate wiil| go below 90 per cent of capacity.! Lakes Strike Talks Likely To Resume. MONTREAL (CP) -- Despite a temporary snag, negotiations are expected to resume later this week in a wage dispute that threatens! a paralysis of Great Lakes ship- ping. The snag developed Tuesday when the Seafarers' International Union (CLC) delegation stalked | from the conference recom in pro- test against the action of a com- pany official in definin" to r2po=t. ers the operators' position in the negotiations. SALLY'S SALIES | | , i : -- DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, May 17, 1956 18 to | attached to several bottles of | Why anyone would want ; > burning coal oil. The bomb was bomb a whole family is still a co mystery to the police investigat- | placed inside the door of a shed | ing a cleverly made bomb con- adjoining the home of the Light- | taining six ounces of explosive | heart family in Collingwood, but HOUSE WHERE BOMB FOUNT ~~ - failed to explode because the | ignited coal oil burned the fuse off the bomb. Mrs. Margaret Lightheart, 74, discovered the bomb when she rose unusually early to make a cup of tea. Se venteen chiildren and six grown ups were asleep in the house, seen here, at the time." Cheap Importations Seep QUEBEC (CP)--A Kitchener in-|greatest amount of employment dustrialist said Wednesday mount-/per sales dollar. He said imports 3 Nid Explains X s ; . , Why He Bolted FB ody San | Menacing Canada's Future | Loe jment's -pipeline proposal im the | Commons, to what I honestly believe are Can- ada's hest interests, I have no al- ternative but to disagree." 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