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“Dulles Strike Phreo. _

‘IF John Foster Dulles had
deliberately tried to!
‘make trouble between the.
WU S.A. and her closest al-;
lies he could hardly have!
“done a deadlier job than he)
did in the now-famous | ne
iterview published in the:
J anuary 16 issue of Life. |

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td ‘Dulles exulis in the fact that
jhe. has deliberately taken his:

‘less than three times in the past}
three years—cach time success~|_
ifully avoiding the war itself by
 super-sectet atomie threats to|
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No wonder every ally of the
‘U.S.A. has said something about
- the Dulles revelations along these
lines:

“We don’t know how he af-:
fects the Russians, but he cer-
i tainly scares the living daylights :
Pout of us.”

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| ACCORDING. to Life, Dulles
first-verge-of-war stunt was:

|? Veteran Parliament Hill cor:
‘respondents to whom.one politi-
cal gathering is very much like!
; another: are ready to admit a;
Tare exception in the case of this:
‘week's annual meeting: of. the,
PCs, They'll agree that it was a
‘little different—at least from: its: .
predecessors,

The main distinguishing fea-
ture which has won the -atten-

i Eisenhower to give the enemy.
‘this choice—peace in Korea or:
!atomic war against China itself.
i Here is the particular revela-:
tion ‘which has infuriated the’
‘British, and others.

| “Our allies in the UN command;
‘would be informed of these de-! Drew leadership.

‘cisions when and if the time: showed a cleai pair.of heels to.
came to implenent them .. . ‘all his rivals at the 1948 conven-
In other, words, under thei tion has Hon. George shown him-

ivetly getting ready to do some- jn the driver’s seat.

By Norman M. MacLear

,Parliamentary session
‘the government’s Emergency
Powers bill. Their view was that
Drew had looked so good on that:
occasion as to win a re-appraisal:

of his talents from quarters prev-

‘fously disposed to be critical,

But the more general explana- ‘their political lot.

against} 1

OTTAWA DIARY

This feeling that Drew is going -
to have better political weather’
from now on unquestionably was
a major faetor in the high mor-
‘ale of the PC delegates, and in
their disposition to be less dis-

“Rough Going’ Forecast

For Trade Bills In U.S.

By GEOR GE KPRCHEN

Canadian Press Statf Writer
WASHINGTON @—Two trade

i Dills, both inyportant to Canada

rand
‘frcer commerce with the United :

West Coast
sland Road
Contract Let

Products Lid.,
‘Thursday it has awarded
‘firs contract for

othes countries seeking

VANCOUVER @---B, C. Forest \
anounced on
the ; j
construction .

:of a road on the west coast of:

i Vaneouver

island to be linked:

eventually with the main high-
‘way system on the cast coast.

‘tract for 8.3 miles of road in the
Kennedy lake area

The company said the con-

had been

awarded to A.C. MeBachern Ltd:

‘of Vancouver

for more than

. $500,000.

,eers as saying the
“would

jcontented with all features of’

The statistics

‘(ion was a widespread fecling reported to the gathering from’

that the prevailing
‘weather has commenced

/be a political miracle man.
“other words,

political the public opinion
to, boulstered their recovery of con-
‘tion of the correspondents was change at long last in favor of fidence.
‘the new strength shown by the the PCs and that with this factor which showed that the Liberals
Not since he’ ,on his side Drew no longer need stood today where the PCs stood
In-in 1953—and vice-versa — were
the recent Resti- considered particularly encour-
‘gouche- -Madawaska and Toronto- aging.
and unmistakably Spadina by-elections don’t strike that a sweep in Ontario is one
Neither in’ the PCs themselves as just ac- of two essentials to a come-back, .

polls also

The Ontario figures

The Drew forces figure

jthing which her own allies, in-: the formal business sessions ‘of cidents, but as evidences of & the other being a worthwhile bloc

‘cluding Canada, were already on: ‘the three-day gathering nor in’ fundamental turn in public of Quebee seuts.

‘record against.
The second occasion was in the! more important sessions: in. the:

, |Indo-Chinese v az when Dulles; smoke- filled bedrooms was~ dsi
er et to link Britain with U.S.A. much as a whisper raised against; evidence of a basic weakening in that the Quehee seats may not be
in an atomic intervention policy, his current handling of the. party,

which would have involved China: ‘reins, Even the once dissenting!
/as well as Indo-China. | Dean Finlayson, ieader of last’

According to the Life inter-! year’s British Columbian revolt, '
view which is directly denied in | was on the bandwagon and ready:
‘Britain—Dulles at first. thought: ‘to give a hand with the’ driving.
the had British agreement to go
| [along with him on this, and was:
"ea when Churchill and:

-A canvass of the delegates un
covered no- single explanation 9)
the sharp rise in the Drew bali
‘eal stock. Some individuals ate

Eden set. him straight.

’ & &
lpur the most significant revela- :
[: tion by the present U.S. Sec-: and spectacularly suecessful -
retary of State is that Mr. Dullesistand at the close. of the last
‘used exactly the same tactics | -
_ {the crisis of Jast January in con-.

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ithe Post Office Department an-
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The new regulation covering
‘the minimum size of envelopes
raeceptiable for mailing purposes
follows a decision made hy tne
Universal Postal Union, Tt had
‘originally been Intended for en-
forcement last: Oeloher <1, bit

We will-recall that there were.
ithree island groups involved, The!
‘big island in dispute is Formosa, !
‘where Chiang Kai-shek's forces,
“tare hiding out, protected hy the
U.S, navy, As it was fortherly a.
‘Japanese possession its legal sta-—
itus is shady.

The other islands involved are
‘Quemoy and Matsu, which are
‘immediately off the China main-
‘Jand coast,

‘The western allies of tive; 1U,8.A.'
have advocated various plans for
an agreed, postponed and peace- |
ful settlement of the question of,
‘the ownership of Formosa, But!
ul the same aliies of the U.S.A,
‘Nave told har, elther publicly or
privately, that she. docs not have
in led? to’ stand" Onin regard “to |
the “offshore islands—-that they hecause it had been found-man:
morally and legally belong to ‘ufackuirers and retailers stl) had
China, and the sooner they are (considerable quantities on hand,

‘transferred the better, i dele ty Was allowed until Pel

Yet it is about these same ise tuary |,

‘Jands that Dulles now boasts, in’ Now with February | almost

“Life, that he successfully used: at hand, the Post Office Depart.

his atomle verge-of-war tactics, ;ment has ruled there will be no
ete ‘further extension, and that after

LIN ONE sense, Dulles has been althat date letters or cards in en-
great source of strength to the ‘yelopes smaller than the slae in.
Western allies, For if it Is true, dicated, In elther
that that alliance Is stronger to will be relurned to (he senda
Iday (han it ever was, In spite Of if a return address is on the

Dulles, it must have wonderlul i caver, ov else diverted ta the Unk 5

natural tenacity, deliverable Mall Office,
But, In atomic diplomacy, a8 The yeulation affects mostly
in baseball, three strikes is out. many types af greeting cards,

Three times to Ke vee of Wie dunnouncements und invitations,
elear war is three Mines bo ns yepy ul ordinary carr

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‘Liberal backgrounds don't turn
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ALL. ABOARD |

Ry G. EE. MORTITORE

. In my home town there lives a
He is

enot the leading citizen. Some

‘tributed it to Drew's almost lone “people call him a “character.”

But he is a man of many talents.

‘He makes up songs. He has
traveled the world.
is knitting himself a sweater.

Other people can do these
things. In this age of dull con-
formity, few of (hem get around
to it, I’m afraid.

But Mr. Pipe his one talent
which is uniqtie.
I know he docs, because he
bought three warts from ime, 20
years ago.

I was a youngstar at the tine,
and those warts on my fingers
were a nuisance. Someone ad-
vised me to sell them ta Oliver
Pipe, I rade about 10 miles on
1 bicycle to someone's house, and
he wasn’t there, and J had to ride
another 10 miles before T found
him Jn sameone's barn, where he
was working,

We paid me one cent for each
wart, Tasked him whether there
was anything flse to da Any
magle words? No, he sald. He had
bought the warts, and that was
al, «About a week later, the
warts vanished, You won't be-
lieve it, but they did. Pimake no
claims about witeheraft, Timerely
state the facts.

Back jn the old home town
reeently, Tran into Oliver again,
for the Cirst ime since (hat tran-
saelion,

“Dla you really
writs? [T asked him. me

“It's ao mystery,” he sald. "tn
England there was woman who
used Lo thatch rieks and cottages.
Smith the thateher, 7 had some
warls on iny hand, and he said
“TH give you a halfpenny aplece
‘for them.’

"And they went away,”

ceeneremamranteanen wt ess YR

buy thase

sid

He buys warts,

Just now he’

Oliver Pipe. “So J tried it myself,

and I've been buying warts ever
since.”
What does he do

with the,

warts? Nothing, “I suppose there:

isn't much market for them,” |
said, Te made no reply.

Oliver Pipe is a short, thickset
man, and in his prime he was a
champion hever of railway ties.
He cut them with a broad-axe.

Nowadays he kes to write
verses, and sing his own songs.
He sang one plaintive number on
request. “There's a& maiden's
SWwees
Jey so dear to my heart,”
and there were several
verses, al of oqual merit,

We were Ina eafe at the time,
The patrons sat around) grin-
ning,

He was wearing a shawl or
sweater of many colors, and I
learned that he had made it him-
self, by using, six-inch spikes as
crochet needles.

The most remarkable thing
about Oliver Pipe, however, isn’t
his crocheting oy his songs of his
wart-buylng., T's the faet that
he is happy and he doesn’t give
aodarn for anyone, He shaves
when he feels like dt, he siys
what he pleases, and when he
tires of anyone's campany he
takes off without saying eoad-
hye,

In this dallar-hunery workd, his:
ablitucle is rare,

jU ran,
ollfer

Someone told mea story about:
Oliver that ditustrates his: Inde. |
His cabin had jeaks:

pendenee,
In the roof, A nelghbor offered
Alin ow roll of roofing, free of,

charge
"Seo those Gi cans with the
drips filling in’ ‘emo? he de-

minded. “Well, ve got ‘em at
raneed so they play The Bells of

St. Mary’ 7 dowt want any of:

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