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_}scale armies” Will. ever. again. play

“ye
eh A Now along: come
; Jot the arguments I was. “trying: to

“itically’ to re-organize, her. entire

x. ‘suggests that ‘conventional: land
ve tarmies: ‘can never ‘again ‘play.the
same decisive. role hat Mey play)

“| IN. FAIRNESS to’ General: ‘sim

on £60, ‘foresees :the ‘relative: decline
olin the importance of : armies andy

~ Jeiplineds:. ‘nation-
e.. deal - with | “the® si
3 would. ‘arise. : “But ‘there. ‘is noth-
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“jneed* for. a new: tybe. of defence

force,

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pe 8 Are ‘Armies ou?” |
| WROTE in’this space Saturday about a 2 remarkable

oversight i in ‘Lt, Gens Guy: Simonds’ campaign for for

 

conser iption ‘in. ‘Canada

 

eral’s failure to show that large:

the same ‘part: that, they formerly
ie et hence: the

  

make. ‘Prime Minister Eden-an-
nounces Britain’ s Intention dras-’

defence::force- program. - Edens

 

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““It'is certainly. rie that, in’ the
' event of: nucléar-. war, we would

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‘prove « that'~-he,” “recognizes ,the

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nada a byn nuclear.

     
 
  

No “doubt this is: ‘true.

In: the. early years: of:.the: H::

never needed to fear actual
large- -scale physical. -invasion—
though this country may. well be
the target for: nuisance raids or
airborne “landing ..to.. put: our
northern. “installations. out of
business,
. Surely. these: are. _ questions
which should: be: threshed” Guy
Simonds * could. not - only. have
their say but: ‘be: crossexaminéd
by. competent persons..

 

AT. WASHINGTON, some’ of the
“keenest minds appear - to ‘he-
lieve’ that: large: scale expendi-
tures:on’ the old- fashioned. army
and navy, units, are: wae of
money;*

:- They figure that, the. Anter-
continental missiles’ will: be’ the
decisive weapon ‘of the near:fu-
{ture. They claim ‘that there: is
a. possible. available electronic
device called. SAGE, which can be
installed to intercept and: shoot
down even. missles travelling: at
speeds with: which ,the present
day radar. sets ‘and other defen-
sive mechanisms. cannot cope..

change - in. the weanons of war.

“The
real question is what size of an
army does a country like Canada
now. need for the type ofa war
we’ might” be called -on to fight;
and. exactly » “how: should: that.|:
are .farmy ‘ -be trained. and: ‘aquinpes:

: orthodox : ‘thinking
an. among the ‘brass hats’ in: the}:
western world was that: Canada :

steep L SE (LANE EA a espe

 

“THE MAID OF THE MIST Il,
Frank LeBonde, wife of thes builder, at the. ‘building yard below the

: R orl Som
Be ~ PARLIAMENT

- Due to various circumstances
incompleteness of title to the
land, etc., the Village of Stewart
was, ‘unable last year to use the
small’ grant of $10,000 voted -for

Pr esident

whole, for this reason,
ed ‘tariff. coricessions on

their airstrip, I am glad to say {million worth of goods and
that this amount has re-aypear- granted’ concessions on . $180
ed in. the supplerhentary esti-/million—. ‘Hence, “Canada has

made a better showing than at
past meetings of the GATT.”

Perhaps some progress, though | .

mates, tabled this month.

 

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falls: It joins a-sister ship

: launched last. “July. They replace ‘two crulse, ships’ burned : ‘April 22, (1955. (CP. Photo)...

~ ByE.T. APPLEWHAITE, MP. Skeena : rae
the “Canadian thing else he: sald was going to
Exporters ‘Asgoelation; expresses apply strictly to his constituency.

satisfaction ‘with the deals as a In: other words: he only spoke |.
“Canods'! about things he had a full know-

$300 ledge of—a practice not always
followed here. He proved to us
clearly that gold mining is is rather
the major and basic industry - in
Timmins, and that Canada -as a
whole received dividends - from
Emergency. Gold:- Mining |
Assistance Act far in excess” of ;

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certainly slow,
in the efforts to make the ‘At-
lantic Treaty Association more
effective ‘in cultural, ‘social and
"|information dffairs. Further,The last. speaker. in this. long
- |conferences were held during !debate was my, old friend and

is being made

 

Assistance Act. will. be in effect

through -
passed that measure on June 13,

The Emergency. Gold Mining

1957. ant? 1958 We

the small
under the Act. -

 
 
  

amounts. expended |

It. all boils’ down to. this: .we
are in a period | ‘of: revolutionary

former. room-imate, Karl Eyre,

April -by the/NATO study com-
| MP’ for Timmins, a leading gold-

mittee in Paris. Various matters

i\sible. of, the broken: strands of a

- | Simonds that” considerable. land |’

 

‘ave, as much. as ‘possible from the

| general: ivreckage : and” to try -to]:. e
scencccnrevoessnecsoncenere sense

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armies: are still.a. necessity. Dur-
ing -his., ‘visit, to. ‘Vancouver,. he
summed: ‘up ‘the. Situation: with
his ‘customary. “punch: { VItiwas to
the effect ‘that, H-bomibs or. no
-bombs,”. -eyery;.. country. * still
eded van army to; prevent an |.

 

* land old- fashioned. thinking could
be our. deadliest, enemy.”

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of President Eisenhower...

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“By G ‘E. MORTIMORE —
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The * “Chicago «. Dally. News|
(which has: -been averaging

digestive .. tract,
danger points and detours clear-
ly marked, _ .. 1

April . ‘27th, ,

were discussed ‘and finally, on producing area:
representatives of Ontario, In a practical down-to-
the National Centre of Foreign earth: speech, Mr. Byre pointed.
Trade and of the trade unions out, the value: to. Canada as a
of -industries met. to discuss NA whole,
TO- common in infrastructure; communities. I was in the Chair
and the mechanism of inter-, when he spoke, so, knowing our
national bidding. On March 26) years of friendship he started
‘lat Bonn there was formed the his. remarks ‘with; “Mr. Chair-
‘German’ Atlantic ‘Society, Inc,;man, I hone you will not call
- Millions of newspaper readers whose aims include “to promote, me to order too often.” He sald
and television watchers are now the establishment of a European}
acquainted: with the inside story Community. within the frame-jnot want too much repetition
work: of the Atlantic Comm-.and that there were others ‘who
unity.” All persons or societies | were probably more qualified to
jwho agree with its aims can speak .than was he. Personally,
eight Eisenhower’ stories daily) japply. for membershin. It is ex-:1 doubt whether any Member in
published ‘on its.’ front: page':-|pected that this society will be ‘the whole: House has the prac-
-smal] road map: of the :presi-|admitted as a member of the |tical knowledge of gold-mining
with | Atlantic: Treaty -Association - this. that Karl Eyre has. He wanted

|

month.

 

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session ‘of its land; ”

‘enemy: ‘from taking. physical. pos-

i. This: niggardly- coverage. was |
bettered by some other papers,
which showed a panoramic view

 

| Queen In vests

‘lof ALL the ‘president's insides,’

 

I understand that Associated

to file'a special report from near
the appendix, but. the Jnternal
‘security bureau wouldn't’ give

Press tried to sénd a man down -

    
 
 
  
 
 

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MoNaughton, chairman -of the
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“land expected’, the meeting of

‘| lines of the Knights Compan.

WINDSOR: : England (Reuters)

fl Jewelled ‘garter: around the
left knee of her prime-wilnister,
Sir Anthony. Eden, investing him
as: a night’ of the Most Noble
Order’ of the Garter, the oldest
‘European order of chivalry.
_ In a ceremony: more. than 600
year's old,. ste ‘also invested two
other new Knights of the Order,
Far) Attlee;: former, leader of the
‘Labor: party” and: ‘prime minister
| from Ie ig unit) 1951, and Lord

  
  
  

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wna invested ng 0 Tenlgh of the
Garter two years ago,’ was. one
‘of Eden's supporters today, The
formal investiture tollowetl cone
|forring og the award on: Eden
last year, —
‘Jn the throne room of Wind-
sor Castle, the Queen, wearlng
a royal blue mantle, the Garter
on: her arm, a plumed, floppy
blue hat and blue sash and St.
George medallions, summoned
the new knightseclect, Sle had
returned from a state visit to
Swoddn only.n few hour's before.
Eden, jn morning dress, Jad
the way, passing through: the

Jiona of tho Order and thelr

him clearance,

street’ knows more about the
president's
than he does about the St.
Lawrence seaway,

m, " Hite Th

  
 

. Nevertheless, the man in the

alimentary canal

American reporters, forgetting
thelr grammar, are ending every

sentence with a colon.

We Canadians are an old-
{fashioned lot, Only the outsides
of ow statesmen have : been
ea in the newspapers 80
minister, of’, trade. A 1d:

Eton ids rage

‘Last Sunday morning T attend- Io
ed St. Andrew's Presbyterian |

| MIAMI, Fla. (M— The Miani

Church here. The reason for this
‘annual action on my part was|
‘that the service was conducted .
by guest preacher, Rev. Dr, E. A. ;

Wright of Duncan, B.C. who was
for several yeu. at Pringe nu-

pert.

’ The recent months of bargain-

ing among countries subserib-

ing to the General Agreement on,
Tariffs and Trade have hrought
results, as far as Canada is con-

cerned,
Here and there in a wide range

of items of small importance ts
found an Iden thal would make
a difference, D. B. Gillesple, |

|.

 

Feo ydoraniert and ue ‘Yeader of the:
opposition (as his erlties sug-
gest) may. have an enlarged
apleen, but nobody has yet pho-
tographed these features of the,
politica) landscape.

Diagrams of the Trans Can-
ada pipeline have appeared In
the press, but the Internal tubes
of our poliliclans have never
heen publlely mapped,

Are they trying -to hide some-
thing from. us?

We do not menn to he dls.
respectful, bub if any changes
ave proposed In the route of t
politiclan's Inner highway, the
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