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Diplomatic Shortage in Orient

B'

“ATR ERASER, a well-known Canadian writer, :
has raised st questian which iy important enough
fo mfte some ki afoffcimd answer Coat we afe

Ford diplorcus inthe Orient?

Mr Fraser, who noticed this cap in Canadian
represengition while ona trip te the Far Bast. ob-
serves Chat in all south and southeast Asia we have
no more diplomatle missions, and even fower dip-

loinatic personnel, than we have in the Seandinave > seen over Montresil, is first 07 22 ordered by Trans-Canada alr |

ian countries alone, He potnts oul that there are’

hiuany mare Crmadiu missions and officers, about
i) per cent more, in Central end South America
than in the whole Orient from Purkey to Japan,

With Asiatic affairs holding so many of the .

duswers othe world's future, it is indeed steanee
that Canada is not more anxious to establish tts

own sources of information aut tore.

Apparently

Lhe wrrangcment at present § fos the extemal caf:
fairs depamment to gel its Jolitical reports from

the British and the Americans in those Far Kast:
countries where it has no representative, While

loth of these are remarkably willing to help, this

means Of channelling advice is surely anvthing but

satisfactory, Nowhere else in the world do Bri-
tons and Americans disagree more widely and more
often than in the Par East and, no matter how in

aumest they are to help or how friendly their pers

sonal relations, their versions of what ds voine on
there are certain to be frequently at variance, This
presumably puts Ottawa in the position of having
Lu toss wt coin to decide which is right,

or a country of its size,

very extensive diplomatic

imsw er does not appear to lie in taking of
loud financially, Possibly, however, there

posts in less

Canada already has:

and consular corps, so the

a bigger
are SOMme

active parts of the world which could
be merped_ or closed without hurting our overseas |
service Lo any erent extent,

If this were done, the

Way would then be open to increasing representa-
Lian in the Orient which beyond. all doubt has some

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Por the third time ty nrodeny
histury the Germany Arms Is to
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Irance Sees The Point

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“THE. ratification by tie “Freneh Assembly ‘of the 7
treatios to admit West Germany into NATO is a

‘victory for French logic over French

sentimentality.
As the hard-headed) French: i

‘premier pointed out, the ehoite and will not favorably ve up to, poration .of Canada, Limited.

‘for Franee was not whether or
‘Net she should permit Germany
‘ye armament: bat rather wheth-
'@. German re-armament should
be Hmited and Integrated into
‘the general defence of the west,
‘ar uncontrolled and untimited by
anybody,

thelr awn word. ae
Thore fs at least a éha}ice Unit
Weste Germany wlll loyally lve

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THE final struggle was between

the heart of France and the
‘head of France, The heart of to the west in recent months,
‘France sald, never again. trust S ob ob
‘the hun with a gun, or else that INCIDENTALLY it was Stalin
“Bun Will sconer or later be used himself who--even while the:
‘against France again, as in Uie-aitier war was still on—polnted
‘past, But the head of France to the folly of thinking that a
ald that no matter whit Franee mighty nation like’ Germany
did, the Germans were going to could permanently be .kedt dis
wet back those guns anyway. I! armed by her conquerors!”
they did not get them on the’ mm those days’ Stalin und, hs
plan which gives France, and
other alhes, supervision and rqne
‘ecntrol over those German ar-
Maments, then Germany will get
those guns without any controls
At all, .
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‘NO BIVING soul knows how the

Germuns will use those guns,
once they get them again.
, Nelther Churchill, Eisenhower,
‘Mendes-France, nor even th:
Chancellor — himself
‘Knows what will happen In Ger
many i the next ten or 20 years,
' Now that Germany is about to

Germun Corps under... iaand
of Field Marshall’ Von Paulus,
ais the nucleus of thy prosojed
pro-Russian Gefman army,

The real present Russlah griev.
ance Is not that Germany js: to ;
have an army of 12 divisions, but:
that those 12 divislons are to be*
lined-up -with the weet? "far toth-
mon self defence of the West,"

wir lord class may come to they
lop again. . It Is even posible
Nadi

new movement

But no one has a ment tua -!
istme dn advance that coe West
Germans will nat play the gama,

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Hyallways have (len into a slump ; Badan df’Stalistles, a drop of
fs becoming clearer now as the nearly cight per cent in phe
{Federal government's statistics “mumber of ears loaded In Cans!

j fer 1954. The latest report to be cember tM. + But the decting Inhey the first 1058 ™aoting, Jan, 3,;

ymade public deals with the see-: the number of eats handled from

ond week of December and it: connecting US. Mnes+ was 12.7
twon't he long before the final'per cent +
jeamnitation for the year ts-pub- And the blasses of goods whieh: ..
iUshed,

For tha: first, 59 weeks of the

Tryout, Canadian rilwiys handled :
“{ust over 4805000 cars of freight,’
JShetiding those loaded in Can-
‘ada and these recelyed from con.
“necting Ines from the United‘ ouly $880 this year, Other nae | by

Ftates. For the same perlod of clines were noted In enal

(1059, the total was over 5.385.- merchandise in loss than earlond | Bahamme.
‘000. vee oa

As | See It [Me

Up Co the spirit as well ag the let- formerlycorporation laal -
‘ter of the new treatles.¢ In any. one
event, the risks whieh NATO tary, joining Chrysler ef Can-
members are (xking on the food” ada in the first-enamed capae
falth of West Germany Tire less. fly tn September, 1953, Prlor
dangerous thin would! be the ¢o that Ume he had beer ens
Tisks In any other course of as-t vaped in the practice of law tn
Hon. or Inaction, which was oper) Toronto. He is a praduate of

‘ing the Second World War, costs versts reventies,”

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“the extent to which Ganadian Pharewas, accditling (a tho:

   
    

 

 

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mrrean compiles year-end flgures jada between Iauiimry | and De-} a

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‘showwéd reductions In teattie wag,
wide.” Graln, af, coursg

.of Deromber 14 alone; the num- | Bri

ber of cars of groin earriedt’ was (Bel
down from 10.20% (ast year

rlats, These three gronos of com. |<

ties

:to the Union of B.C, Munielpall- |
Les, 7

the biggest dthline, 16 the weok | garet WHl use the royal yacht

“a; The yacht will wind up the tour |

utd Jamaica on February 24 to the |

   

     
   
    
     
 
    
   
   
   
   
   
   

rail Protests on ‘Gran

RAIL (CP)—Trall elty council) Mayor?.B)-d,. 8 {cher ia n (
‘ata special meeting called for & provinetat Governed he
resolution protesting possible ed strongly’ at: the jaan Cove
;Wwithdrawal of the provincial mo ‘meeting that, the mmmt J

Vehicle grant to muntelpalt-: grant would be wih

poaby |
Bhat
or hi
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on.
ROUTE |

he resolution was presented,  -

| The meeting was called when j e tt, iM
: Cine ema eed ah ts
&: YACHT FOR MARGARET po a ee the |
 Ahowed! LONDON. @ +. crimenss Mar. ee ae
tannia for her, tour of the | 9 GREAT i: i}
Uish fstands of the Caribbean, | MONEIS 7 YW ¢

   
  
 
  

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‘maditles are the matnstays of:

F orailway fielght traffic, n
There were some Inerenses dur-;
ing. the week of Décember 14 In
non-ferrous’ ares “Arid concen.
trates, fuel oll, logs, posts, poles!
land pling, lumber, tinber and!

plywood and pulpwond, i

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the:
oo geome ae

Mr, Donald Gordon, the presl-,

| detit of the Canadian Natlonal ;
; :Ratlwayy gdve prominence to:
, {these matters this year-end re.
jview of (he CNAs busitiess for.
1054. Despfte alt that the state. ‘|
owned rillway could do to ate;
: tract more business, there was al]!
at sharp falling off. of traffic and:
oo me 0! carnings, Ay of conrse, the!
7 fee CNR was fot alone ti (his ox. |
a pp. Bj perience, iy
m..7a | ARM Over the year, Mr, Guitdoti ro. Be
“ported, there was a marked re.
duction: of tannages of Tron and:

C, ALLAN FORAN
F.C. ROW, president and ven- |

 

iteel; sdrap tron, autoniobiles and ,
“parts, COAL and cdke, Tania,
farm Implements, machtoery and; §
ig wide range of merchandise ©
itdnis, |

eral manager, Chrysler Cer-

announces the appemtment ot
C, Allan Foran ng seeretary of
ihe corporation. Mr, Foran was:

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generally n falrly prosperous yens

for nearly all industries with am
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Yet the slump dn farnt imple. @
nents and textiles was only aig
part af the general decline in' i
the Unlversity of Toronto and /ilway traffie,

fas called to the bar at:
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was born in Winnipee and
served with the RGA dar

   
  

   

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was blunt: “Our business future i
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