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1 0f another war;

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/dmaintainthg the kind ‘of balanced
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Ebnore B Mil: poll

<2 Simonds! Second shot |
LT. can Guy Simonds has written.a second pungent
article in Maclean's. Magazine, He | suggests, in
effect, ‘that the vast ‘gums of money which’ ‘Canada
is now ‘spending on the air force is wasted, and’ that
‘Canada should ecncentrate on the development of
ground. to air missiles, scrapping altogethe?:the: jiro-

 

 

 

duction of the CF- 100 and t the even faster Cl “105

 

fighter lanes,

‘The: General is probably right:
fin hig: conclusion’ that there is,
no defence. ‘against. the Inter-
-leontinental Ballistic Missile ex-
“leept possibly through develop-
ment of other: missiles which
could intercept and explode them
before they ‘reach. their: target
jBut all ‘of the best brains in the
fleld of. so-called scientific wal-
fare: ‘agree that it will be an-
other several years “before either
power can inass’ produce these
IBM weapons in significant
‘| numbers. - -
- So- what: the. General-is really
suggesting is that Canada should
make a; gigantic. gamble in the
meantime: we should drop every-
thing, in the way of-air defence,
and go infor a “crash” program
to develop’ defensive. rockets.

1 seems like a reckless gamble.

if ab V was? s-called “eaite Blanche”

and it began iwith a: -siniulated
‘attack by the air force pretend--
‘ing to” ‘come ‘from ‘east’ of the
Iron Curtain. From then on, the
various units - went into. action,

exactly-as: they. would haye: done
in the event ‘of real. war, Units

Norway in the north, right across
the continent, of - Europe, ‘and
down to thé ‘Mediterranean, and
Black Sea in the: south. »

According to: the ‘authoritative
reports ¥ subsequently «. published
in the London’ Times,. it would
have taken just: 48 hours. to: ‘de-
stroy the fighting power. of wall
the . forces . engaged .on.- either
side of the battle: line, ee

That |} with the nuclear: Shells
‘and: bombs which . thé : “rival
powers both now have, they. are
able to destroy each other’sJand,
sea. qnd-air forces in and ‘around
Europe -in a matter Ot: two or
three days.

If‘ those finds are ‘true, surely

it makes sense for’ Canada’ to
maintain ‘the high -class, man-
ned. air. forces, with the fastest
available planes always. ready to
shoot dewn as many. as possille
ofthe Russian bombers which
might attack this country.: -

 

THE’ “AMAZING, thing. to me
~ about: Géneé 1 Simonds’; ‘over-
all arguments. ‘is. his ‘Jack of
‘| consistency. -TIn one “sentence he
is in effect arguing that the
{manned airforce, which we ac-

 

  

 

the. mext, sentence he urges mo-
|bilization’ of the whole man-
power of Canada on ec +
{tion basis, in ‘the apparent fb:
lief that ‘armies will play i.
decisive . role: in'future: wars.

While: ‘admitting General Si-l _
monds” complete sincerity, there, ;
seem < to. ‘be some glaring gaps
in ‘his: logic. Nobody ‘knows for
sure: whether. the type of air-
force : which’, we, now ‘have would

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buty it is: even
more: celedr.” that nobody - ‘knows
‘whether any kind ‘of an ‘army
would be of. even as: much ‘value
es existing manned airforce. .

But ‘the: very: fact: that nobody
, ‘| does ‘know: the.answers, for sure,

 

 

These’ would be: at least suf
‘| Heient. to give the country;some
_| protection. _against.. the , kind. of,
| bomber « ‘attack. whi¢h we know
Russia would be physically cap-
_fable- of ‘making right now.

“The land. forces we now have
would also be competent to.deal
‘with’ the only. kind of diversion-
‘ary raids: whith: an-enemy” would
be’ likely. to make’ against iiorth-
ern Canada, ‘with" laid" forces.

NEW BRIGADE. PET: —_ this.
“Sbeady-eyed bird. perched! fon"
the. shoulder. of -Tpr. . R.. M,’
Satter” of Calgary is: One of.
two baby eagles raised!’ by-
troops of Lord Strathcona’s
Horse, The picture was taken.
at Camn Wainwright, Alberta,
where the armored. unit Is
engaged in exerclses, . -,

(CP from, National Defence). :

 

IN. THE summer of 1955, the
NATO forces in Europe staged
the: biggest army, navy, and alr
force sham battle that had ever
been held in the history of the
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FOUR VETERAN CCF members

th WAS. aS erent a satisfaction
to me as I am sire it was to the
residents of Terrace, when ths
call for tenders for the Terrace
Federa! Building appeared. Ten-
ders will be received up to Aus-
ust 29, and the contractor will
have 10 months from the date
of notification of award of the
contract, in which to complet:
the job.

May.I make a personal com-
ment here? I hope this proves to
my friends in Terrace that not
only do I mean what I say when
I say something will -not. be
done this year, I also mean it
when I say it will be'done this
year. I cannot say exactly what
program the successful contrac-
tor will follow with this building,
but I would expect only prelim-
inary heavy work to be done be-

 |fore freeze-up, but the building

to be ready for occupancy be-
‘fore this time next year, I hope
—and am confident—that this
‘building will be a credit to Ter-
race; but: just one of several
concrete evidences: of Terrace’s
growing importance .and pros-
perity..

 

 

Tenders are now. being called
to see what sort of'an offer the
‘Post Office Department can get
for the carrying of the mail, six
days a week, between the CNR

“3.1 station and the South Hazelton

post office, If a reasonable offer
‘can be obtained, South Hazel-:
ton will get a daily mail service, :
instead of the present
mails a week,

I would like to write a few
scntences about one of the ou
standing and most colourfal,
members, the Rev, Daniel Me-,
Ivor, BA, MA, BD, Liberal men-

-, ber of Parliament for Fort Wille"
Church»
“Danny” turned to!

To Mark A-Bomb
|LING the Tailor

set

jam, Ont, a United
clergyman,
politics in the 1930's la help the
unemployed, He is what £ would
describe as a hearty Christian, |
with a zest for ving and a gene!
jus for co-aperation, This vener-

able member Js now 83 years of’
i ge and entered polities for as
Ww that.

ministry,’ aren: destro. Wu. be of

| service,

One of the more sensible |
things sald in the Commons de-|
ibate on federal-provinehal tax
rrelalions was contibuted by Ma:
; dames Sinclaly, namely that you
j couldnt nance the provinces:

 

“Ten any anticipated federal sur.

induses, Mueh will depend. on,
the state of the natlarial econ

governments
have oi
(hal thelr Inqpme will
‘talrly constant,

eg tere Ne pew eme

.1933 Régina’ manifesto study draft of a new policy statement
adopted at the national’'CCF convention in Winnipeg, Seated
is M, J. Coldwell, national leader, and standing Ueft to right),
are Elmer Roper, former Alberta leader, Mrs. Grace’ MacInnis.
and C, M. Fines, Saskatchewan provincial treasurer, (CP Photo!,

repor from PARLIAMENT

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lives, of couse} are already con-
vinced in thelr own minds that
there IS going to be a whopping:
surplus and that ft is all going
to be used, in the words of Mr.

 

to “put on a grand-stand show”
for the delight of the voters. Thé
cpnosition is spending much
time now-a-days predicting
whit the government is plan-
ning to do; it might perhaps
empluy itg enerzies te more pur-
pose by telling the publie pre-
cisely what it aims to do if
given the opportunity,

 

in the diplomatic gallery the
other day in the person of the |

Minister
ker,
be allowed to draw to our-at-
tention the presence of “ou
dear old friend”’ Mr, Menzies.

of Australia, Mr. Spea-

the roll of those statesmen
who have, been honoured, both
for their scholarship and in rec-
ognition of their services to hu-,
manity and for the cause ‘of |
peace, and who deserve our con-*
fidence. our friendship and our |
admiration. ;

It is always a pieasure and 2|
satisfaction to a Member here,
to see the people of his distric st |
viving practical evidence of,
their faith in its future. And so|

T would like to ace my congrat-
Sargent, Ltd,

 

“Inlander” Hotel al Hazelton,
ey hone itis not guing to be lou
long before I have an oppor:
‘Lunay to register there.

OQ, 000 Meet

Anniversary

HIROSHIMA, = tReuters)
Thirty thousand persons gathers ,
ed ata memorial serviee today:
us tomple and church. bells, rang |
And “silat prayers were offered
ito mark the 1th anniversary of

ithe dropping af * the atomic.
| bomb on THroshina,
Observant Dewan uh @ Gb,

ium.
Dash. ‘The erowds at the iwe-
Pmorhu servlew pad homage by
‘the 59,000 persons who were of
HHielally Usted as dead dn the ex

‘ plosion,

; A dechiratlon read by Mayor

the Takal Wabonihe sad thy people |
must) of Troshinie
rengonuble assurance strive tall the harass at tel
ran atone hom are pone fram thee g

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a ' somewhere between
ey and a half billion dollars.

: ¢ tax reductions on a grand scale,
| Especially should this
i lease since next year is schedul-

! certainty that things will work
* out that way. Instead of using
# accumulating to lower
i} there's a very grave danger that
was | Hon. Mr.
slinerease social legislation pay-

{| allowances, and civil service and

Fleming of Toronto- Pglingion. |

We hada di slinguished visitor:

Rt. Hon. R, G. Mengles, Prime | f

in a short speech, asked to §

The Speaker said that Mr. Men-|
vies’ name will be written into| '

local tine, the thnae of bhe:

 

These should be good days for
Canatiian’, taxpayers, Govern-
ment revenues are running at
an all-time high and they are.

 

flcertain to maintain that level |

for the balance of the year. By:

t/ the time of the next budget Fin-
i! ance

Minister Harris should;

have accumulated a surplus. of}
a quarter

Normally that should) mean

be the

ed as an election year. ;
But, unhapyly, there Is’ no

ithe fat surplus which he is now
taxes.

Harris may use it to

ments—old age pensions, family

military pensions generally —
right across the board. There's.
even the prospect that . health
insurance may be tossed
the package for good measure,

The theory is that such a dis-
tribution would touch the pock-:
ets of more people than would,

he affected by just a cut in
taxes, And with an election com-

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surance, they can eliminate the
ccF asin factordn national-pal-
itles, They figure they whild ‘bb
peating the Soclalists at their
awn game and that the Cold-
wellites would fade out, of, the
pleture, vanguished by a simple
process of political auction,

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The strategy is sufficiently .
-attractive from a political point
of view to be winning a consid:
erable volume of Liberal sup-
port which ts reflected i" the
changed attitude of many ‘of
the government supporters © in
recent weeks towards the mush:
rooming surplus, Just a little
while ago most ° Liberal MP's
took it for granted that ‘sur plus
taxes taken from the . beople
in excess of government ‘require-
ments belonged to the peoplé in
the form of tax cuts. But that
View no Jonger Is as general as
it once was. The idea that, is. re-
placing it is that the surplus
monies belong lo the govern-
ment, which therefore is entitl-
ed to spend them in a manners
that will purchase it the , max-
imum of political advantage, ,

For the taxpayer this Js a
serious oullpok. For it, means
that at ny (ime in the. future
will there ever be major tax
reductions, Instead, there, will
be ever larger pay-olfs.din the

 

ing up, the policy: that is lkely
to make friends for the govern-
ment amongst the . maximum
humber of people has an almost
unanswerable political
iment in its favor.

‘Furthermore, some Liberals

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Huntsville, Ont., shop ‘while
a ‘United States tourist took
his picture when the gun dis-

' charged, killing the man, Bar-*

ney Vincent, 38-year-old: Tol-

' edo, Ohio, oilman, died when

the bullet struck him in the
heart as his wife looked on.

Boyden, shown in this photo, .
' sald he occastonally usad the

“fle to hunt deer. (CP Photo).

 

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