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same day ‘ :30.a.m/and again ‘ati 2:30 p.m.
tis: eant “that, during the afternoon,.: I was

required * ‘to’ be “in. the | House and: ata’ ‘com-—

mittee: meeting at the same time. But,-.to con~ °

ie nd things even “more, ‘the Committee , on ©
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ianking: and Commerce met at: 9:30. a.m, and

WAID- m, This meant, that in. tha morning :I-was -
"0 be in two places at the same time'and-at °
ithiree places at the same ‘time in ‘the after- -
Won." Then, on* top"of all’ this, the: Privileges

and, Tlections | Committee met, at 9:30 am, +
Of! course,’ everyone. will’ admit: that: it is

ist not~possible*to "be able’ to discharge | all’
of these duties as required, And this isn’t con-

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eatuse, of ‘complaint by: practically . everyone.
in 12 complaints do not:rotate around the idea:
dah there 1s-too much work ta do, for, after.

} that is what we came here for. We came |

INTERPRETING THE NEWS.

ist
Wh

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WY Ow: tribal rivalries aro breaking out anew"
ir the strugglesfor power jn the Belgian Conga,
_ Hhicly becomes Independent. June’ 80,

i Balglan has acted swiftly after a, long, delay '
bs to rolinquialy. political control Inthe rich:

(Hrritory which Ms: about: one-quarter the alge:

uf Canada: and has*a “black: ‘population of ©
{¥e,009,000 with.only about: 100,000, whites,.
Witt Bolgium had‘ lagged fay behind ‘the British:
{tha Tronch where: political reforms Ino its’:
ive ig African. colony . were concerned, But .
i marked reversal: in'policy-was.initlated after

{tal lots broke, out; in. Leopoldville;, The Congo
ie in ‘Jartaty, "A050, ries may

   

I Tig natives had..beon .giv mparaiivaly’.
lai ving, atandarda: and: wideaprea peimary
UOHHON | — 42. per.cant are iterate .-— in.
{ita of politica): freedom ‘and ‘higher: eduoa-. .
Hon, withthe result: they were politically: naive
fH copparison: with thoae.In Britlah-led' Wwerla
wand inane, . for example.) Meer pa ites aid
wn 1, BYt warned by the January. ‘Hota‘and with:
{Hie afithorities In Brusaola moved ‘quickly, They
nvorlalmed the colony's: first. general: elections,
ifm oolared ‘that: “Belgium WII. organize Jn.
ongo: a: demoorncy | ‘able.to -exerctao’ the"

trav of: ‘soverolanty ind Meotde: to own

hdopandenaa 0, '

‘The new National ‘Aaneintly: now | y Ane. Hold.
ita fivat organizational .meeti ng. and: local -
narembilos have: convened Jn: the: ain. provinoes
making: up the, new gountrys i

   

     
  
   
 
  

of: Commons metat. ll: am..to-t
to 6 p.m, and from 8.
am-a member of the:Com-
mittee-on*Indian’ Affairs which- met :on that

ied ‘to’ me -elther ‘for many other members —

ithe ‘Bongo’ nolghbors.: Winning: independence,

” find, herself’ a “new “home. ” . .

him. change her: ‘personality?. After all,” she'll .

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vith the: ‘pusiness : of the’. public. :
The. important mattér is that “wedo not.
“have® the" chance = properly . to ‘discharge. ‘the.

ey of dealing | ‘with. your problems.

“We-cannot.. give, full’: “consideration to “your
.. problems, if: we are prevented: from: ‘attending
those’ places ‘where those problems are being
= discussed.. We have to choose amongst'‘a variety
- of important matters. We have to decide -to
be’ absent from a. committee .where important
matters are .being. discusted. in order to be
present at another committee where equally
important matters are being discussed. Then
~- we have to rely on reports from other:members
. as to- what happened ‘In. other | Places,

. session is unnecessary, -If’ the business: of par-
- lament was planned and scheduled we wouldn't
have these concerns, It is relatively easy to
schedule committee meetings, for instance,.
‘during the ‘whole’ of. the ‘session’ instead of
concentration of their activities. during the: -
latter part, The Indian. Affairs: Committee, for
example, wasn’t set’ up and ready: to go until
after Easter, This means: that. many. people ©:
who wanted. to appenr before the Committee |
will not be able to do’so this year. ;
I.can only hope that the intérests of the:
© goneral .pudlle. are properly, ‘and adequately
protected by: this: present. arrangement, Quite
| frankly. I doubt. if hey 8 are,

d Old tribal, rivalries: breaking. out j in 1 Congo
i By JOSEPIV: MacSWEEN *
Mo hs cone Ss Canadian: Press Batt Writer:

"The moat inparant immediate result is that.
“ Gongoless. Jeadora on the national and pro-
‘vinelal acones have. whiffed the sweat aroma
af power and their. rivalry appears to ho falling.
“baek | on: old tribal Hines, whe
‘Lenders finding themselves In the minorfiy
in the democratic process think In. terma of.
aecension, As in other African countrios, this -
‘ Inovitably follows the: Nnes of blood and: race
‘alneo ethnical relationships wore often, ignored
«bythe. Buropean. powers when they aplit up
Afylea in the daya of colony-building 3"

t ae Belgian, government : ontenalbly.. atood **

do since a- February: conference with colonial

Fi alae to plan’ the cNangeover. But: the/Brusaela
authorities now have intervened -by_ dealgnating:
Joreph. Konavubu to, form tha. frat national
‘Government, : ve

-Kaaavubu elnimb: that although: hia Abako

party da not numertoally important: in the
new Wouse of Representatives he ja backed by
can alliance with ‘a: total of 78 voter, :

‘More: Jmportantly, Kagavubu ja sald to wold
“deolding influence Intthe province of: Katanga
and. the important Leopoldville area: ‘Whore
there Nas. -beon talk of secession,

in. effect agninat. Patrice. Lumumba, Jonder
“ote the | National. Congolene Movemont, “who: -
olaima control of 74 votes, It. appenra that:
even ‘Sf adlfforonoes - betweon : Kaaavuby: and
Lumumba are patched i for the present, tho
 felovlone bohind ‘ole. Y valry will romain,

y = aoa a Byte

Q “Bon't | “you ‘think. it:would. be'a good” ‘idea
if’ we took. tabby.-to the veterinarian . and had:

‘All of this unholy rush’ at the-end of the

Tn, pleking: Knsavubu, ‘the Bolginna’ sated

To. suggest ‘that the appropri iation 3
“has been restored because it is polit-
a : ically | advantageous. to: the Canadian

“My: -Pearkes said the action of. the. ~

at Senate committee would have a ‘bear-:,
ing on: Canada’ Ss" pending decision on |

“or not-it gets the Bomare B, the Gov-. 7

    
 
 

 
 
  

    

 
    
     
     
   
   
  
  
 
 
 
 
   
  
 

  
   
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 

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Heaven protect, Us. ‘from’: our.
‘friends, they ‘say:' ‘Canada ‘gets:
OB friendly nod from: a writer

“named Carol: ‘Spicer in* ‘the...
June 18 number ‘of: the. Satur- -

 

 
 

 

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Carol. (he™ ‘or. she?) ” means
well; and he or she is.so’ wrong.
>The . tone - of. the: article’ sds
warm-hear ted and generous.
-One-feels mean: in. pointing’ out
_ this mistakes: .02006.;

But some Canadian must do

that painful.job...

. 'We-> like Canada,” | Carol

Says. ! 1 “We. like its’ stability, its ..

ood manners, its jack of pre-

~ awnat we ‘liked “about: ‘the -
leaks - :was that.. nobody.’ -men-
tioned: them.. No apologies: ‘for
the: blot, on: ‘the general. perfec

 
  

: hea aan t get-in. -the,way.-

of the out-of-doors,: their abil-:

Sty to-walk.. The: Cunningham’ *
: children walk a mile to school.
and. ‘walk home. to lunch. }

‘By ‘ FRANK K : H HOWARD :

= come. from all over the States.

“Canada.” ‘backward!’
country—one hears’ that some-..
times... It.is:true, Canada, has-.
n't: “produced. a “River Rouge or.-
"a Hollywood, but people ‘do

_ to its Stratford Shakespeare
Festival; the -Toronto Sym-~'
- phony ranks with our best or-

ro
that said: “What's the use???

 

   
 

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: language, and -seience. ‘Ontar-+.

G. E. Mortimore

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downhill. .

We: recently” spent. a week-

end... with some. .Canadian »: |
he friends whom we met.at’a re-
sort: on the shore of. Lake’ ‘Hur-- >
Carol oes

    

 

Kincardine, Be
‘says.’ cs aoe

“The. ‘Cunninghams ~ ‘ive in -
an’ unashamedly old house. Not. ce!

a.ranch: house in ‘sight. ~The:

-Cunninghams’ house. has 1i-

foot -ceilings -and- wallpaper.
that has dark spots in’ places
from some leaks in. the walls,
and masses of books and‘ com-.
‘fortable- chairs, drafts, a fire-

place and. tables . Feune about: “

for afternoon tea.

oe “No. apologies: for. blot —

" chestras;, and Lester” Pearson.
-.was picked. from a ‘globeful of

. contestants’ a few years. ago for.

_the ‘Nobel. Peace Prize..:°

 

‘Ontario, youngsters - :
college’. “with: a substantial
background of. ‘Latin, oa ‘live’.

 

-io-children“don’t go: to ‘college:
for the social whirl;

  

- would you find that man with
+ the’ rosy outdoors complexion,

- the little reddish-brown mus- -
-tache, the quickness of move- .”
‘ment, the friendly, forthright
-smanners, the ‘aboat’ for. ‘about’
‘the’ serviettes -and running.

‘shoes and strong black tea? All

Staunchly,” happily Canadian. me

“Several « go. ‘aboat’

Since we read. this piece, two
or. three of us have gone
“aboat” the ‘office, making -
each . other . pronounce . thot:
word... And it’s-true. Most of ©
us do pronounce the word that
_way, or something like it.

‘A-number. of. things:in the |
article are true, That.makes it .

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Certainly, many Canadians:

‘But :so do many Americans, -
I've been in those houses, and

they are comfortable, too. ..

(What does an ashamedly old.
house look like, by the way?):
The Port recently ran an are
‘ticle about mountain. Amer-
jeans who live In grinding po-::
verty, In bare wooden shacka..
Some writer could go there and.
praise them for the plain, ause

-them up as symbols of tural
America,

But I'm afraid this would be f

no more true to the spirit of:
America than the cosy house
near Kincardine Js true to the
aplrit of Canada, It's part.of '
‘Oanada, certainly. But so are.

ranch-style houses, the big-

city commuters’ rush, auto
matic washing machines, keop-
_ Ing un with the Jonses and tit
reerambla for the dollar, ‘y
' Carol has: painted an’ aa)
“pleture of Canada as he. (al 107)
would Ike it to be,

- Do we love walking: and. tho. °
outdoors? Samo of us.do; But’
a Nigh porcantaga of . us, are

lazy): town «= ‘dwellora,: You'll :
Probably. ace’ more people with,

+S

In Onhfida than’ in any’ other
caumbry'in the world, hake
‘Where: olse but in Oniinda
would‘you find that man with,
the roay outdoors complexion;
6 the Nttle reddish-brown ‘muge.

tache, the quickness of movar

mont... ote?

Your want. to know’ ‘whore: poe

alae? «All right, In Norway,
 Bweden,. Denmark, Mngland,
Acotland, Mnland, Toeland «4.
Name the country, “You'll find”

-RDITONS | ‘Norn -— “Signed °
articlen, and ndltorlate oradit-
ed to other newapapors do not
neoossarily roflect tho: views,
of The Pally Nows, ..

“were camped, Lord

  
   

sottistomachas and neon. tans:

‘a. little man like :that any-

- where. Well, just ‘aboat’ any-
: where. , Ce

‘The PAC KSACK

or ‘Gregory Clark».

Copyright: Canada Wide
‘Some weeks ago the ‘Packsack

live in. unashamedly old houses. referred. to. the fact. that pro-,

perty ‘pelongs even. to the
wealthiest. and most acquisi-
tive, only for such time as the
‘ owner lives,. It..is- all, house,
Jand, money,. furniture, books,
golf clubs, carpets, hats, over-
“coats, boots, everything, go-.
“Ing: to belong to somebody else

“In due course, -

- This sentiment brings a let-

ter. froma reader in Alberta:
tere Jives they lead, and hold:
officers ‘and I called on the

slate R, B. Bennett, Lord Ben- —
nett he was then, on his lord- |
“ly estate in the south of Eng- —

“"Dyring the war, three other

‘Jand. not far from where we
=. Bennett
 Bhowed us graciously over tho
beautiful: big house and gare
dens and told. us. ita history,

; _, what provious nobles had own-+
ed’ the, property aver (Mme, past.

“jgenwurios, ot
“Ie. then. took vA. ‘to. a bale
“sony and showed us in the dis-
“tanee the outer boundaries of -
“hia'-eatate, east; north and
< wort. ‘And when hoe paused,
‘and we gazed at the domain, a
“oaptain In our party: asked Ine
—nooently:: oe “

T wonder. who. “wilt own it
; nex FY

- Loyd | Bonnett turned

   

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ous.to the front: portico, . .

enter »

by “And. where: but: ‘in Canada:

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: HOW’ ‘many: ‘cigars : do’ yout
smoke. a day?
“About ten... woe
“What do they cost you?” :
“Twenty . cents: apiece.””.

“That's $2 a day. How long»
have’ you been smoking?” .

““About 30 years.”:

_ “Yes, it is.”
“Do you’ see. that office
building on the corner?”
“Yes. me . ,
“Tf: you, never smoked in your

: life, you might own that bhild-

‘ing. om
“Do you. smoke?”
“No, never did.’

cL “No. » .
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_ When .you“have: to. go: ‘there, |

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you're having. .
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