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TORONTO tCPI —— The only alternative to ultimate war is the establishment of real inter- national friendship by public figures of all nations. Lord Thomson told Rotarians today.

In an address to the third plenary session of Rotary Inter- national‘s 55th convention here. I condescend. but concentrate m. the Canadian h'll‘n DubllSherl stead on dispassionately passmg said that to be friendly. nations 3 on technical and scientific know. must understand Gilcll othcr‘sv ledge and the fruits nf our p0. point of view. llitical and social experience.

Lord Thomson cited "‘09th l we will have gone far toward talks he had with leita KIll‘llSIl- l getting them to accept the con. chev in wltiv‘n the Ruwan nre- ccpts on which are based the ruler complained that the West liberties and achievements of does not annrcvvitn tho :rcat :Western civilization." effort be l: makin: to improve He asked the inicrnalional Ro- hl; nonplm‘ l'\'ll‘|ti standards. l iary movement to assume part

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OTTAWA (CP) —Associate Defence Minister Cardin was asked Wednesday to investigate the reported dismissal of a civill- ian cook with rmed ser- vices in Halifax for taking

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Before the minister could rc~ ply. Speaker Alan Macnaughtoa ruled that the question by Ger- ald A. Re an (L—Balitax) should be submitted in writing.

Mr. Regan had asked whether the minister was aware that "a civilian cook named Lorne Ed- ward Pace, with 12 years good service in the RCN and two years as a civilian cook with the RCAF in Halifax, has been discharged for taking home a 50-cenl cake."

He gave notice that he ut- tends to raise the. subject again at a 10 pm. adjournment do- hate.

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