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THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE SEVENTEEN Tree Thinnings Sent to Thorold Toronot, July 15 -- (CP) -- Six carloads of tree htinnings from Vivian Forest, a reforestation proj- ect in York County, Wednesday were shipped to the Ontario Paper Company mills at Thorold. The trees, "weedings" of several thou- sands planted in 1926, are young trees which have to be moved to give the rest of 1,200 trees-per-acre a chance to reach maturity. The reforestation project covers 3,300 acres, administered to under a committee of the York County Council. The trees, consisting mostly of both white and Scotch _pine, show only a small percentage of loss. District Forester John Simmonds said there is every possibility of "putting the thing on a sound eco- nomié basis." He said it would be an example of how trees can be made to pay. just as other crops. Lord Horder Hits Medicine Control Toronto, July 15 -- (CP) -- Lord Horder, Physician-in-Ordinary to King George VI, Wednesday night expressed disagreement with the British Government's control of medicine. Speaking at a private dinner ten- dered by Percy Gardiner, a member i of the advisory board of the Health League of Canada, Lord Horder said that governments have a definite contribution to make, toward medi- cal. research rather than control, 1 .Government support, of medical re- + search would be a good thing, he , said. + _ Vice-Chairman of the British + Empire Cancer Campaign, Lord { Horder is visiting Canada with a group of British doctors in behalf of the cancer campaign. SEEK CERTIFICATION Montreal, July 15 -- (CP)--The Transport Drivers and Warehouse- men (AF.L) have requested the Federal Government for interpro- vincial certification with Smith Transport, Neil MacDonald, secre- tary-treasurer of the union, .an- nounced today. Certification is sought in centres from Hamilton . to Quebec City. Approximately 700 . workers are involved. HITS DEMOCRAT PLATFORM New York, July 15 -- (AP)--Gov- enor Thomas Dewey of New York, Rbpyblican presidential candidate, nesday opposed the Democratic y platform as containing "ex- tremely partisan and provocative tions concerning foreign af- fats." He added he would establish campaign headquarters in Wash- ington netx week for the pre-elec- tion drive. 4 Tyrone Power Reaches Lisbon Goggled and wearing the uniform of an honorary T.W.A. captain, Tyrone Power, motion picture star, is shown as he was clearing Portuguese cus- toms in Lisbon. Before going on to Italy where he will make a picture. With him is Linda Christians, motion picture actress, reportedly Power's latest heart throb. Though he stayed in Portugal only three days, Power was given a rousing ovation by Portuguese movie folk, 'Mystery' Plane Rationed With Only Jus t Enough Gas To Get It Back to U.S. ' By WYN RHYDWEN Canadian Press Staff Writer Halifax, July 15--(CP)--Nine Am- erican civilians detained here by Canadian customs officials for four days prepared to fly their "mystery" plane back to Westchester County Field, N.Y. today. And the plane would carry just enough gas to get them there and no farther. Customs officials released the plane yesterday after imposing a $100 fine for illegal entry into Can- ada, Just before htat the nine men, believed to have been headed for Palestine when they were forced down at neighboring Dartmouth Sunday, apparently attempted to take off. An R.CAF. crash truck was driven in front of the converted Careless Slip by Slayer Clue To 1928 Murder in Calgary (hlgary, July 15--(CP)--A care- less slip by the unknown slayer of Thomas Charles Hall may lead to the eventual solution of the 19-year. old murder and the killer's appre- hensjon. While police widened the scope of their investigations in search of new clues; officials pointed out that the bodyf might have remained hidden for years if two floor joists had been replaced. Body of the six-foot, heavily-built teamster was found hidden last Saturday under the bedroom floor of a five-room cottage in North- west Calgary. Examination of a weak spot in the floor by a new owner of the building led to the discovery. The floor had been weak. ened through removal of two sec- tions of joists' to allow entry of the body. Fred E, Hall of Cadillac, Que, identified the body yesterday as that of his father, He made the identifi- cation without hesitation although he last saw his father, in Calgary about 1923. Eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Hall, he parted with his father when his parents separated in 1923. It is believed Mrs, Camilla Rose Hall, who has been separated from her husband since 1923, will not be asked to 'identify the body. Mrs. Hall, a pleasant elderly woman with dark brown hair, flew (ere volun- tarily to be interviewed by police immediately she learned of the dis- covery of her husband's body. She now is working as a housekeeper for a Vancouver family. An autopsy of the body is expect- | ed to be performed today. Police | said they hoped the autopsy would | reveal the cause of two holes found | in the head of the dead man. One | is 'a jdgged hole through the left | flying fortress to prevent it taxiing to the runway. It was probable that an R.C.A.F. aircraft would accompany the B-17 today at least part of the way to Westchester, There were reports American customs men might seize the plane when it got their. The aircraft had not carried any clearance papers when it left the USS. although it was registered as a commercial plane, The men claimed they were on a routine navigational training flight when they were forced down. For . this reason, said Pilot I. R. Schind- ler of Miami, Fla. they did not need clearance papers. But recurrent reports had it that the plane had been headed for Palestine and that the nine men were to join Hagana Army. The case got to the External Af- fairs Department in Ottawa and to the State Department in Wash- ington. It was finally decided to release the plane and that it would have to return to the U.S. Doctor Says (Continued from Page 7) vein several times a day. Special nursing care is important in order to prevent infection of the skin and the development of bed-sores. There are various substances which are used in many cases of kidney disorders which stimulate kidney action and the elimination of fluids. However, these substances are not utilized in the treatment of nephrosis in most cases, Just recently, however, some phy- sicians have utilized a product which can be injected into a vein. This substance, known as concen- trated serum albumin, will very ef- fectively eliminate a great deal of the fluid that has accumulated in the body cells. Its only drawback is that there isn't too much of it available and the price is very high. And, too, it must be remembered that it is not a cure, but a good temporary relief-obtaining sub- stance. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A. R.: What can be done to re- Imove superfluous hair on the upper ip? Answer: Probably the best way to remove superfluous hair is by the use of the electric needle. 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