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|- Today I:talked’at length about.
these questions with the Deputy.
Head of thie'Commission of Over='
«seas. Chines
urbane;M

~ ifamous:woman in her own right
-'|aashe “iS the: great: artist, “Ho
| Shang-nien/ who now. also heads:
"the Comniission of Overseas Chi-!
Jnese Affairs.’ He* himself was
— {born in Japan, but-his father and
\ grandfather before. him were: for
‘Q-: ;décades well. known in. the bus-
iness world: of. San Francisco, as

_|fashionably® dressed. gentleman

3 |with brown ‘suede, sport, shoes to}

jmatehye
1°, Mr. Lio. discussed ‘at. some
_{length the: questions arising out

{He rathet'neatly/and itonicahy
“referred to: the recently ‘enhanc-
led status of. these overseas Chin-

by

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successful. businessmen.”

"Mr. Lio’is incidentally

the most
I have: so: far. meb> in. China—

orn style brown well-tailored suit

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of the’ dual ‘position ‘of the: per'-
sons: of Chinese ‘race’ who are
residents of other countries, and

‘Iwho’.hold’ citizenship ‘of those;

other countries, in many cases.

ese, and briefly reminded . me
that up till recent years:many of

ve 19,000,000. or more persons of Chinese anieesti'y
horlive in Canada and in the other countries of the
outside.world?,. © 0 8 , nt
Iam living in Peiping. Was opie ol.
the many projects built by-such*

several parts. of
“Overseas. Chines

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‘whe Hsinchaio hotél.in:.which:

overseas investments... “But /in.
China’ there are]:

  
 
 

These are more or:less “demu
stration units: — that ‘is’ “pilot
plants“in -which Chinese Jiving’
can actually show. the- folks: fir
the ancestral homelands-new:and.
better things as they have round:
them in other lands, oa”

.l raised with ivr. Lio the most
serious and -widespread’’ com-
plaint ‘that had ‘been: made, in

 

ment came to powet-here in’1949.
That; was’ when the wave: of. ex-
tortions ‘was attempted- a “few
years back—and - when lowless
elements: in: some of the ‘rural
districts in China unsuccessfully
tried to force Chinese” living in
Canada; ‘either to .forward.sums
of money, or face the violent per-
secution of their own close rela-
tives, living in China.
‘Mr. Lio «candidly admitted
these: abuses, but said’ that’ the
‘government had. ‘taken © strong
steps to. stop them, as.;soon as
it was informed. eee es
_In the days of the liquidation
of ‘the’.old; landlord system, ‘he

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these Chinese: had virluclly no

-. |rights in-the lands in which they
=. had. settled. vo eS

CHINA, VISITS: ENCOURAGED

He did not too deeply rub in
the fact, for instance, that until
a' few years.ago we did not ac-

 

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arson have ‘any peace around. here?” To
“young, rather than to satisfy his.con-'
uld ‘then. march down: to the nearest
‘to mark his * and-get the thing: over
ances. aré he might-just as well have
n'thewallof the hooth, oe
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(i. / Above all; Mr. Lio made

| from .~ overseas’. Chinese. .

aL ETTERBOK

ey, |roadeqst from 1.to 6 aan, with
tJ only iio! pauses (possibly for
with his money fr

If he. cannot bo kept In the
house, since sleoping tablets are,

hecomMng, the only solution, I
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now

concerned.

~ However, he ‘reminded ine,.

to. assure, the visitors to
that they will bé allowed bac!

come here to sec

things fo
themselves. .

did visit China for this year"
October 1 celebration, But ther
was not a single one from eithe
Canada.or the United States!
“except me," 1 interjected,
“Ah, but you are’ not Chinese,

the replied. coon ne oo tet 1 cent
| Ahoyetall.thie govgrnment. of ciised of alding iy the ssplriting
| New, Hae gn to, encourage ete a Chwasl out. Os,
nye RAR Dy On Knee overeat ea ath
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Hament In a capitalist country
I told him,

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cord ‘the. rights of: citizenship to, seas Chinese’ weve .rich, like
persons of Chinese race living in’ hated. local iendlords. -
= °/Canada.: But’ he did assure me | oy
--.s ./that’ the New China has no in-|
¢. -tention’ of complicating :in- any
- {way the: new. improved status of:
‘Ipersons of Chinese race who Ye ‘tie.: ninks’ that: restoration of;
how citizens of” other eountries ee ae tat ea oon be. |
ote On. the: contrary he, most
specifically, told. me, “persons of air : +¥
Ghinése race woul d ‘continue ‘to help, not hinder-things. —
be allowed to, come back to China
‘Yo'select’ their brides, if:they:wish }<
).do.'s0;-and ‘also :to' have (Heir.
‘aged: fathers”.or “mothers. move

vé ‘spend s,thein:-1a8 Memb ‘of. th Parliament of:
‘years itl 4 Tel son sor? idiren=| Chine. thee . :
¥ters, if that was the, family: wish.| Above all, he most vehemently

ee it clear|assured me that the’ New China
* {that the New China wants visits would never go aggressive, and
Ae “There was so voluable on this subject

lave’ nd: -obstacles whatsoever in that he by-passed our interpre-
“ithe way-of such visits right
he jokingly assured me, so far
as the; government. of China is

it war's,-but I also laughingly but

jis up to the-government of Ca-
nada to take the necessary steps been thousands of .wars,
to: Ching there ever was any such thing on

jrito Canada, if and when they do;

There were no less than 1,300
overseas Chinese who actually

fees them olght per cent.per year
on such Investments, and all that
is necessary, says the smiling Mr.

the money to the Bank of China,
telling the bank it fs for Invest-

I gently kidded this top Com-
night munist Chinese executive on the

around Sixth Avenue West infact that they pay such high In-
"Tam {ust a Member of Par-

“We borrow ' our
om the people for about
How come that
you Communists pay the supers
capitalist rate of elght per cont?”

The answer, necording la Mr.
Lio, 18 quite simple, Chhia needs
the money, and is willing to pi

said the local peasants had often
‘more or, less run amok; and the}
, extortion attempts’ were clumsy
‘and. crude attempts, mostly to
raice: money. for some local pur-
-pose, uch as the installation of
‘9. village” radio. « They also had
;the mistaken idea thatsall over-;

 

‘problenis arising ‘otit ofthe dual
position of the Chinese overseas. |
‘normal diplomatic relations~be-
tween. Canada and China will

i-He sees no complication aris-
ing’ out of the:fact:that 13 mil- |
Vion overseas Chinese have the!
jright to elect 30: of. the 1,125|

 

    
 

, ter and broke into fluent Eng-
lish, | /

{ He jokingly assured me: ‘that
“Wall Street”. is what causes

sharply reminded }iim there had
before

c-earth as Wall Street, |.

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piggy-back over regular rails to Montreal for shipment, by water to Newfoundlanc

‘Atfny has announced a change
in the name of its artillery head-
quarters, units and formations in
both the-Regular Army and the
Militia. designed to make the
gunners’ title traditionally cor-

ian Artillery,” the artillery will mental status. °
henteforth be known as “The|
Royal Regiment of Canadian, ual militia artillery units were;
Artillery.” -.
“RCA” will be retained). .

‘into line with the Royal Regi-
‘ment of Artillery in the United: 1871. the first permanent force |

Kingdom witn. which Canadian  batterles were. authorized and an:
artillery units: are affiliated.

-On the ievél of hi-Hi spolities,/ing to “
(Mr, Lio ‘sees .no. inswntoreble Strong...

Konstantin Ekimoy, second sec-"

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jgunners, preferred to belong to’ .
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the Board. of  Directore#-of
Westcoast Transmissiof fim
pany Ltd. of Calgary. is. an
nounced, wir. Mut, in additto:
to being head of the. fourth
largest bank in North “Amer
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Member of the Executive.
Committee of the Motitreal:
‘veust. Company, 2% Dirdétor:
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Its members have the! thorized for the Militia in 1935.
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~M, MacLEOD:

On| 1e- - ;lery Correspondents derived en-:
ciple that a man biting a dog is|couragement from just the fact;
supposed: to be news, the fact that Governor Coyne did con-:
that Chief Bank of Canada Gov-jsent to meet with them. That,
ernor. James Coyne held a press. was regarded as a considerable |
conference the other day should, concession in the light of the!
have been the stuff-out of which ‘central bank’s previcusly. adam-
headlines are made. : , ant aloofness, There was some:
“For the Bank of Canada -has'slight hint as the gathering pro- |

 

On the same time-worn prin-

 

 

devoted considerable effort and ‘gressed, furthermore, that the;
a gveat deal of tenacity towards bank authorilles may. modify |
the aim of establishing itself as'thelr policy to meet In at least ,
the great... “silent service”,® partial manner the criticisms |
Amongst government agencies, Which have been current, While:
The regional directors even take Governcr Coyne remained un-:
vows “of secrecy as binding as convinced of the undesirability !
those impcsed on a Cabinet Min. :Of publicity ar comment al the
ister, They pledge themselves time of any Bank of Canada Ine |
not to reveal or discuss what terest rate change, he indleated ;
takes place at the bank's Board , that he was prepared to consider |
meetings. ithe advisability of some official |

mo, explanation of the situation af-:

This policy has come under)ter the new rate has become |
considerable public criticism! #ecebted and operative. Core!
during recent weeks hecause of respondents viewed this attitude ;
the manner in which the bank’s 95 &@ considerable concession anid
policy of large-scale’ credit re- as evidence that the yeeent critl-
striction has been affecting sec (cis of the bank's silence Is have,
tions of the nation’s econonty. [ing some ef fect,
Provinelal Premiers, munieipal, meter mein mete

duthorities, and a wide repre- ’ ’
Canadian Fish Co. |

sentation of business Interests
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sources which Nave protested the
bank's .palicy as arbitrary, , lane,

A coni-
non, complamt on the part ol tive changes al Canadian Fish- |
Tall Interests affected has been Ing Company were announced |
the refusal af (he central bank today by president R, T. Huger. |
fo enter into any discussion afi RL, dack, formerly assistant |

 

hig former wife, now Mrs, George
Diecvok of Dewolt,

U, 8, delegate Henry Caho
Lodge Jy, delivered a note to the
Soviet delcyation saylny
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Governor Coyne did NOT call; Replacing Jack
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To consider the Municipal Voter's List wil

sitting on November 15th at 10am. v0 +s

1956,

wary

 

      
    
   
     

The director’ of artillery atilished these batteries as “The! | Insurance Co. § ‘ard
Army headquarters pointed out Regiment of Canadian Artillery.” CALVIN BULLOCK: | Instant CO. On
the|that within the artillery as ajIn 1893 The Regiment was grant-' Ud. - Publications. Ltd (Rdin-
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chee

~ City Clerk-Gomptroller,

  
 
   
  
  
     

Licenscholders who have previous
who have pald a trade licanso fee for the current year
do not need to ra-rogister, New licenschaldars should
rogistor at tha City Hall between 9 aim, and 5 pine
Mondays to Fridays, 7

All registrants must bo British subjects of tho full
ago of 21 yoars, and In tho case of Houscholders yvust
have vosided in Pringo Rupert continuously sinca Jon.

1, 1956,

Spouses who lave

~OITY CLERK'S OFFICE
CITY HALL ws

OPEN TO 7 PM, OCT. 29 and 30
FOR VOTER'S REGISTRATION

Piggy Bon Guaranteed $195 :
Tuesday Night - 8 p.m :
LEGION AUDITORIUM»:

- EVERYBODY WELCOME :

NOTICE: *

Rogistration of Houscholders, Licenscholders and
Spouses of registered property owners for the Municipal
Voters’ List closes at 5:00 PM, October 31, 1956.

Householders are entitled to be registered on ten:
dering the sum of two dollars on or before October 31,

[SION

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Spouses of registered owners of roal proporty in tha
municipality, who have bean previously rogistated on
the City's Votors’ List, have beon mailed a form hich
they must comploto and raturn to the City Clork’s ‘otHice
hofore 5:00 p.m, Octobor 31, 1956,

was
yee

4048
not heon proviously registorad

are raquirad to complote a Declaration on the roquirod
form ot tho City Clork's office, City Hall on or hafore
5:00 pm, Oclobor 3], 1956,

R, W, LONG,

(Hy Clerk Complralter,

  
 
    
   
   
   
    
  

 

   

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