OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeod
India
Free
From
Fear
Of
Famine
!
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DELHI
(Reuters)
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at
last
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spectre
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and
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Ottawa.
0
''PWft.i,i
Mtli,.
or.
raniament
annmoly.
One
MP
who
is
ending
the
ses-
present
Parliamentary
session,
sion
literally
at
the
peak
of
his
,
He
really
has
got
Into
the
Mber-'
Parliamentary
form
is
General
ul
government's
hair.
1
George
Pearkes,
VC,
of
Esqul-
malt-Raanlch.
For
example,
just
about
three1
Ordinarily,
General
Pearkes
is;
weeks
ago
the
Qeneral
ferreted
a
modest
sort
of
person.
He
is
out
the
fact
that,
while
111'
win
;o
modest
that
the
Parlianien-
j
whs
buying
canned
Canadian
tary
Guide
carries
no
mention
in
jjork
at
something
below
accept,
his
biography
of
the
heroic
ex-,ed
world
prices,
the
Soviets
were
ploit
in
which
he
won
his
Vic-
j
also
buying
high-grade
pulpwond
torla
Cross.
Tlie
reuson
the
lor
fibre
purposes
at
prices
sub-
WARNIN
Talking
II
Over
nf
recurrent
famine.
Rice
production
has
ron
by
22
per
cent
since
last
year.
Wheat
production
is
up
by
cii'ht
per
cent.
Stocks
of
wheat
in
the
EPIDEMIC
!
country
total
31)0,000
tons,
con-
jsidered
sufficient
to
nifet
any
j
immediate
emergency,
and
'
i
wheat
imports
this
year
will
be
i
infested
water
Parliamentary
Guide
is
silent
on
stanllally
in
excess
of
normally
the
point
is
that
the
MPs
who
understood
world
prices.
Gem-rare
described
In
it
furnish
their
al
Pearkes
established
the
fact
own
biographies.
General
Peark-
that
(hp
pulpwood
In
question
leport,
from
,
fhe
lowest
since
Indin
hernniH
independent.
hsl-s
n
v,'r
sf,"
f'l
l,j
o
into
Rationing'
of
rice
and
wheat
!
,lu'
ll,
l:'ils
"f
MHry
r.vr-
hn
heen
nhnlisherl
Rolf-snfrt-
1
Vice,
,
-.
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ATTf,
ALL
FISHERMEN...
Hw"
carSafety-Che.-k.-datR
Motors
and
.
,
what
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YOU
OUT
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condition
'mn-hanical
Paint
ix-rlH-t.
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heater.
Sound
vitiu
ut.
15
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I'lilltiuc
Sedan.
Q(l
-
and
heutcr.
Oi.iy
;
I
I
On
his
iiriwil
hero
back
in
'
1W5
Par::um
!,t
Hill
political
i
circles
definitely
under-estimated
the
ellecliveness
of
the
gen-jeral.
Knowing
his
modesty,
they
j
figured
that
lie
belonged
ill
th"
:
category
of
war
heroes
who
become
imlitical
uccidents
and
dis-uppcar
from
public
life
after
a
I
brief
baptism
of
fire.
That
was-,
n't
the
Pearkes'
way
of
doing
'
tliim-s
bv
i.:
c-iuns.
,
The
VC
heio
took
up
his
position
on
the
Ottawa
political
stage
just
as
lie
would
have
done
on
any
battle
ground.
He
took
for
which
Moscow
was
paying
a
premium
price,
was
callable
of
being
processed
ililo
high
explosives.
During
the
current
week,
the
General
has
discovered
that
oil
pi'lines
built
at
huge
Canafli-in
investment
expense
from
Alberta
to
British
Columbia
are
ueluull,-
currying
foreign
pe-trolei
i
i
tor
the
use
of
the
naval
base
at
Ksquimalt.
1
be
General
lias
established
the
existence
ol
tills
curious
situation
in
spite
of
tha
dl.sApiMiinlment
of
Hie
Alberta
oil
producers
over
the
Pacific
Coast
market.
It's
something
the
Liberals
are
golnf!
to
huve
to
explain.
In
the
meantime,
the
General
is
receiv-
COOCllNG
7
mues.
Hiiara
Mrf
apiieaninw
iUl
H'lTHOI'T
A
I'AIl)i.FIiy
James
Ri-iilford
in
Toronto
Olobc
and
Mail.
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Photo)
50
I'urd
Si-dan.
Inler,,
Many
miles
ol
fUld
T
IS
fiicouraKiii?
t
rn'to
tli:il
lcatlffs
of
Indian
I
villages
air
anxious
to
make
their
meeting
with-j'Tivernnient
and
city
officials
an
annual
affair.
Tln-
first
ineetini',
was
held
lat
summer
at
oir.'
of
the
(lai'l.cst
times
in
IViiice
Kc!ieil's
1
1
i:
toiy.
Susiicion,
rancor
and
calculaU'd
agitation
had
hoilcd
into
(UsturMaiices
which
disgraced
tlic
city
and
thivat-ciied
to
mart,
il
pennaneii!
y
as.
a
iI;ut
lit
avoid.
.
'
('ortunately
tlieiv
was
a
stream
of
coo
sense
.
'iciieath
it
all.
There,
were
those
w
ho
could
we
,
Lhat.
aside
from
(lie
immediate
hazards
of
disrupted
law
and
order,
there
was
danger
that
un-leserwd
Maine
iniuht
attach
itself
to
the
native
..topnlation
and
that
lasting;
damage
mif
ht
he
done
".o
inter-racial
uiidei'standini;'.
'
Against
this
challeiii'.in.L;
haekiMviuud
the
first
meetine;
was
held.
No
one
will
suiiiresi
it
was
because
of
the
meeting's
success
that
peace
came
tgain
to
1'rince
liupert,
but.
undouhtedly
its
ti'ihution
was
an
important
one.
Those
hanker-Iif-
for
trouble
did
not
speak
for
everyone,
and
.jjiat
first
e;athcriim;
of
thouL',htful
leaders
and
officials
.served
to
show
just
how
minor
their
voice
really
w
as.
t,
This
year
the
discussion
was
held
in
an
entirely
different
atmosphere.
Yet
this
did
nut
mean
the
talk
was
limited
to
pleasantries.
(Jriev-ances
were
aired
and
improvements
asked
for.
As
long
as
this
is
the
case,
anil
the
necessary
action
taken,
all
future
such
meetings
will
he
worthwhile.
No
one
pretends
that
everything
is
wonderful.
Hut
the
way
to
make
it
so
will
never
he
found
in
anger
and
violence.
iorniaiii-c
still
left
li
cieney
in
food
no
lonner
is
a
dream
but
a
practical
possibility
despite
the
growing
population
problem
which
means
feeding
4.000,000
c::tia
mouths
ea.
h
year.
Wheat
imports
have
been
steadily
decreaslnt;
since
the
peak
year
of
famine
in
1051
when
3.000.000
tons
of
wheat
had
to
be
imported.
So
far.
only
nominal
quantities
of
wheat
liuve
heen
received
from
abroad
this
year
.totalling
about
0,250
tons.
!VHY
Pl'IU
IIASK
I.ITTI.i:
Although
India
has
ratified
the
second
International
Wheat
Agreement,
which
came
intu
force
for
three
years
on
Aug.
1,
1053,
she
may
not
purchase
any
large
quantities
unless
prices
reach
the
minimum
stipulated
In
the
agreement,
in
view
of
her
Improved
internal
supply
position.
The
improved
food
ixisilimi
in
India
is
due
to
a
number
or
factors.
The
heavy
wheat
and
rice
jm-noits
during
the
famine
of
1051
left
the
government
witli
a
substantial
reserve
in
hand,
which
helped
to
lower
prices
and
bring
out
hoarded
stocks.
At
the
same
time,
local
production
has
been
increased
by
fi
As
I
See
It
A
SQUARE
DEAL
BY
mm
tit
1950
Plymouth
Scd
A
fine
rxamplrvl
cwkIi
bv
proud
imiitr
.
.
.a
,
l
oiulilion
as
mt
'53
,
i
careful
slock
of
his
own
position
!
and
that
of
the
Liberals
who
had
l
;
changed
from-beim;
his
empioy-jers
while
lie
was
in
the
defence
I
forces
and
had
become
his
political
enemy.
No
government
j.vouice
has
suggested
that
Gen-
feral
Pearkes
ever
look
advan-
j
I
lage
of
his
experience
in
the
!
nation's
armed
service
for
pur-
i
I
poses
of
political
ammunition.
!
J
Hut
tiuil
doesn't
mean
that
j
!
the
Liberals
have
found
111
i
'Vancouver.
Generul
easy
toj
;
handle.
The
contrary
is
rather
the
truth.
He
has
been
a
real
!
buzz-saw
with
whom
to
deal.
I
And
the
proof
of
II
has
heen
ap-
j
j
parent
in
the
latter
weeks
of
the
dels.
See
it
t
atirrciatr
il,
1145'
"
.
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rv:
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fl
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v
y.
i
See
the
new....
'I't
I'lymiiulh
Si-djn
.
.
grey
paint.
Cumplf-u
tor
overhaul
.
.
Si:
orterator.
Sjjj
On
The
Record
IN
OTTAWA
General
Greunther
made
two
kinds
of
public
appearances
those
"on
the
record"
for
publication
and
those
where
he
was
not.
There
are
times
when
publiiv
--
'48
Plymouth
Snl.m
Interior
eoud.
A
sK-cial
value
at
s8'
the
reclamation
of
land,
by
.improved
irrigation,
and
by
use
of
intensified
cultivation,
particularly
the
Japanese
method
of
Til
Austin
Satan
.
.
.
S
scratch.
Economi
IXTformimcc
at
JOB-READY
TRUC
'51
Ford
h-Toii
Kprr
men
may
wish
to
talk
In
such
relaxed
and
candid
tf-nns
thnt
tht-y
prefer
to
speak
"off
the
record."
Also,
the
sponsors
of
important
discussion
meetings
know
very
well
that
people
will
lull:
more
candidly
when
they
do
not
have
to
watch
every
word
because
of
how
it
may
appear-in
print.
Hut
just
to
keep
llTe
record
clear,
there
was
nothing
much
::aid
in
the
"off
tne
record"
MP's
meeting
wliich
General
we
are
handing
whole
countries
to
the
CommunisLs.
1
Refusal
to
face
the'
fact
that!
peoples
of
all
countries
want
to!
Mile
themselves.
Yet
because
;
the
western
powers
have
never
j
:
made
up
their
minds
quickly
i
!
and
completely
to
end
imperial-i
ism
c-verywherc
they
are,
in
fact,
I
enabling
Hie
Communists
to
j
seize
control
of
evei
v
liberation-
j
I
i.
t
andnaUonal'
it
movement
everywhere
j
in
th.'
world.
It
is
beside
the
point
that
HUM
IM!1'
'Anil'
Only
17,000
miles
11
INIIftl
ILICTIIC
'53
Faruo
'
..-Ton
F.itre
n
Never
H
fi,
X
-..
i
i
HANOI
when
the
nationalists
do
win
out
under
Communist
control,
the
growing
rice.
The
Japanese
metnod
Involves
careful
selection
of
plants
and
individual
attention
to
their
growth.
In
1053-54,
the
area
put
under
this
system
was
nearly
200,000
acres.
The
man
behind
t'nis
Imnrove-I
ment
in
India's
food
situation
is
the
tood
minister,
Rafi
Ahmed
Kidwai,
one
of
toe
two
Moslem
ministers
in
Prime
Minister
I
Nehru's
cabinet.
I
Taking
over
the
portfolio
'shortly
after
the
famine
of
1951,
he
began
by
abolishing
rationing
i
in
Madras
state
and
surprised
j
critics
by
thereby
bringing
down
rice
prices
and
forcing
into
the
open
hoarded
stocks
of
food.
Since
then
he
has
progressively
ubollshed
rationing
and
control
of
grains
all
over
the
country.
...industrialization
of
North
;
""THE
CHUONICLE
predictel
three
years
ago
J
""-'I
that
the
north
coast
line
between
Kititnat,
'
HX'.
aififSkagway,'
Alaska
onV
day
would
become
TeaviIy
industiialized.
The
opening
of
the
big
filant
of
Ketchikan
1'ulp
comjjany
and
of
Aluminum
of
Canada's
hig
.'
plant
at
Kitimat,
both
this
month,
begins
to
ful
Greunther
did
not
also
say,
for
j
I
publication,
to
the
pre.-:s.
Kir
i
j
from
having
any
secrets,
which
leoiiid
only
be
told
to
a
sepet
;
j
:
few,
the
NATO
commander
had
,
1
a
crystal
clear
warning
which
i
people
of
that
country
find
themselves
in
a
new,
vast
Red
Empire,
far
more
ruthless
in
its
'methods
tiias
;".(.-
old-fashioned
i
empires.
Tney
don't
know
that
till
il
Is
too
lute.
Fast
Passenger
and
Freight
Kailingv
from
Prince
II
u
perl
(All
times
Daylight
Saving)
To
Vancouver
Friday
and
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kiliinal
Friday
8:00
p.m.
To
Krmano
Sunday
8
00
p
m.
To
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
Saturday
(1:00
a.m.
To
Masxel
anil
North
)ucrn
Charlottes
Thursday
8:00
a.m.;
June
3,
17,
July
1.
To
South
Quern
Charlotte!
June
10,
24.
July
8
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liookhiKs
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u
trumpet
to
every
inlellitrenl
person
in
the
western
world.
As
of
now,
there
is
no
chance
of
a
world
war
stalled
by
Rus-,'ia,
for
the
military
facts
are
such
that
Russian
leaders
know
they
could
not
win
but
thai
their
cities
would
be
deso-
v.-d
in
tlic
confii
:t.
liul
His
cutloi)
for
five
or
ten
years
ah"ail
is
by
no
mean-,
so
clear.
IT
IK
nhvimiH
t.
h
:i
I
General
CHISK
(II
PITilNG
fill
this
jiromise.
Now
comes
news
of
a
major
lumber
and
lesser
pulp
development
at
Wrangell.
And
of
course
Sitka
will
not
be
far
behind
with
its
pulp
and
lumber
projects,
financed
in
part
by
the
Japanese.
All
that
is
needed
is
for
Alcoa
and
Frobisher,
Ltd.
of
Canada
to
thresh
out
their
differences
,and
get
the
Taiya
river
or
Yukon
river
power-metal-ftirgical
development
going.
Then
we'll
be
able
to
boast
that
we're
little
Ohio
river
valley
all
our
own.
Ketchikan
Alaska
Chronicle
I'lymoulh
-
Chri-slri
31.7-3rd
Ave
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W.
Phone
Cil
The
Lditor,
I
The
Daily
News.
Before
the
atomic
bombs
des-
troy
all
living
creatures
on
this
globe,
l
feel
it
my
duty
as
a
clli-i
zen
to
report
mv
theory
as
to
the
Last
of
Subsidy
To
Be
Paid
QCA
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Commons
Wednesday
approved
the
last
j
payment
of
a
$100
000
subsidy
grand
d
to
Queen
Charlotte
Air-
,
lines
Ltd.
to
enable
tYie
company
to
overcome
financial
riifficul-,
ties,
!
The
subsidy
was
granted
to
the
i
Git-unther
fears
that
t
h
e
,
cause
of
the
rei
it
windshield
hiehly
concentrated
nature
of
Communist
control
may
enable
l".
Mien
;a
the
Kremlin
to
swlnij
tin-
whole
balance
of
world
pow-ii'
in
their
favor,
say
by
about
1060.
f
I
Maybe
all
generals
are,
by
na
pitting.
Konm
jople
attrloilted
the
windshield
pitting
to
action
in
the
atmosphere
as
a
result
of
hydrogen
bomb
explosions.
No
doubt
those
explosions
were
very
powerful,
but
tlu-y
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
mysterious
pitting
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
This
Father's
Day
BE"DIFFERENT.
..
MAKE
HIM
ture
of
their
profession,
pessi-j
mh.ts
alohij
Jin-.
tines
of
the,
of
windshields.-
We
will
have
to
look
further
I
British
Columbia
company
In
I
five
payments
of
$20,000.
i
I
Transport
Minister
Chevrler
j
said
in
the
Commons
the
sub-
j
I
sidy,
wist
paid
under
the
terms
!
o
the
Aeronautics
Aet.4o
permit
!
the
airline
to
continue
operation.
The
assistance
was
authorised
j
because
the
company
serviced
!
initiated
and
northern
areas
of!
I
the
Pacific
Coast.
H'enr
lfc.sirnj
th.Llvto
tlw
doctor
I
A
Ws
mi
nothing
m
a?:
nothing
Is
.:,
military
mar.
Hut
if
yot.
ilary,
to
the
prli
.st
-
ent
and
to
the
..ling
is
secure.
We
a
bit
deeper
Canada
and
the
United
Su-les
j
cover
that
many
manage
to
find
scovered
on
Monday,
June
14,
their
way
to
Prince
Rupert,
sflt
if
the
people
will
it,
war
as
j
1
here's
plenty
going
on
-between
iderstood
by
the
bomb
route,
hc:e
and
I'aiibanki,
and
is
ended
for
ever.
In
theory,
j
el
tin-
stories
of
mutual
in
teres',.
p'iviUzation
of
North
America
ts
destroyed.
To
allow
the
mind
Nudity,
says
a
theatrical
pro-
'
-M
..
!thun
tile
Pacific.
Ocean
for
the
!
cause.
We
would,
if
we
could,
!
have
to
travel
to
the
.spot
out
In
i
space
where,
a
couple
of
months
'ago,
two
monster
planets
collid-;
ed
in
space
and
exploded.
!
Tiny
grains
of
material
from
i
the
smashed
planets
are
tho
;
cause
of
the
pitting,
i
One
of
those
grains
landed
on
my
window
Monday
night
and
made
a
star-shaped
pit
with
a
.crack
f
'-.r
to
five
inelie.s
long,
.
try
and
picture
this
was
ter-
ducer,
is
an
art
The
art
of
fill-
FOOT
HAPPY
'Sting
enough
to
say
the
least.
;
ing
a
tlieat.re.
r4
into
the
seasoning
of
Greunther,
;and
others
like
him,
you
come
to
the
conclusion:
j
The
outcome
of
the
world
:
struggle
is
anything
but
clear
j
because
the.
Red
rulers
have
a
form
of
political
c"gani.at.ioii
iwitii
which
we
caiiiiol.
date,
,besuie
that.
We
can
i
e.,;,f
aly
CO
ni
pete.
j
It
Is
at
that
point
tl.ci,
the
i
where
the
military
men,
in'ef-
feel,
pass
the
ball
to
tin:
demo-!
cratic
statesmen.
I
Here
are
two
examples
(mine,
I
not
Gen.
Greunther'sl
of
how
It
M
With
a
Pair
of
Springy,
Comfortable
There
Is
not
the
slightest
doubt
-lay,
as
to
the
establishment
of
ts
paramount
facts
and
the
nsequences
following
from
it
Yet,
as
and
if,
the
world
riders,
how
far
do
our
thoughts
rse
the
possibility
of
a
third
fiiction,
and
the
lure
of
some-mp
loathed.
P.
Ij-CLAJK,
Prince
Rupert.
Taxes
will
take
one
dollar
in
three
of
the
net
national
income
of
Canadians
in
the
current
i
1
MIS
MONTH
-
A'
10-yiHr-old
British
Colum-
biaa
i;i
due
to
be
hanged
this
I
month.
The
sentence
earri-s
iwitl)
it,
a
recomniendation
fur
I
mercy,
itnd
since
tlien
7,500
!
names
have
gone
to
Ottawa,
,
se.in;'
clemency.
I.I
NGTHY
WI
KKKMtS
i
Absenteeism
has
been
a
blot
CREPE
SOLE
CASUALS
i
year.
mm
LACE-UP
From
Ottawa
comes
advice
more
eomfortalile
quarters
11
be
provided
men
employed
lighthouses.
Installation
of
3ve,ators
could
be
of
some
u.se-lness,
to
begin
with.
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MM
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by
Savage
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Bestfo.
or
on
the
session
al
Ottawa.
When
MPs
increased
tin
ir
pay
to
10,-jOOO
a
year
a
lew
months
ago,
(there
were
sober
reports
that
;
something
would
be
done
to
jeuib
the
T-lo-T
brigade
mem-:
hers
whose
weekend
lasted
from
j
Thursday
to
Tuesday.
m
'
r
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w
.
.
Ai
infant
prodigy
has
been
ascribed
as
a
small
child
with
ghly
imaginative
parents.
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Mercury)
The
"high"
style
in
a
low
heel
SS3TJF
To
clear
$
.95
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ailv
New
Want
Atlsrae;
Kesuh
FAST
RELIEF
FOR
RHEUMATIC
A
human
being
comes
into
this
orld
naked
and
leaves
it
wear-ig
dlothes.
And
in
the
final
an-iysis
that's
all
the
material
rofjt
he
makes
out
of
life
on
artij.
Bmishment
Aiasica's
giant
Kodiac
hear
plays
rough.
But
Ih
people
who
run
(he
Bronx
Zoo
have
found
the
perfect
toy
for
him.
It's
an
aluminum
beer
barrel,
which
in
hit
playful
moments
he
can
bang,
bounce
and
generally
maltreat
without
aeriout
damage.
Having
seen
barrels
(filled)
being
tossed
around
trucks,
we
can
understand
why
breweries
have
turned
to
these
rugged,
ailraclive
containers.
Another
reason,
of
course,
is
thai
ln-ininum
is
an
excellent
protector
for
food
and
drink,
preserving
their
purity
and
flavour
indefinitely.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(Akan).
PAI1
PAIR
Many
Colors
Many
Styles
In
Broken
Lines
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
A
senator
grumbles
at
what
he
.a
to
pay
to
support
the
rnment.
And
a
lot
of
people
Tumble
about
what
they
have
o
pay
to
support
the
Senate.
iiiHTHFHN
flJltlfTTY
There
are
dozens
of
panel's
published
in
Alaska
and
Yukon,
but
so
far
as
the
most
of
us
can
m.?c6ver,
precious
few
can
dis-
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