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As I See

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GY ond reminisces

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f Hk ‘Trades and Labor Congress wants immi-
‘gration programs to be “planned in relation

Fnational development requirements,” They seem

p think this could be done by handling immigration
fough the Department ot Labor.

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his may sound fine in theory—you admit

Jople with skills that are immediately needed, keep
at those for whom there don’t appear to be jobs,
ait how, in practice, can anyone tell what effect a
iven immigrant is going to have on the “national
evelopment” of Canada!

Consider the case of J, J, Klassen, president of

Jonarch Machinery Co, of Winnipeg, He came to

ais country in 1923,

after his father had been killed

1 the Russian revolution and his eldest brother
‘nt to Siberia, He spoke no English and had no
ails and began by working on farms, In 1935 he
‘aunded the Monareh Machinery Company, which
ow provides jobs for 130 men,

_ "How could anyone have told, in 1923,

what John

Hassen would contribute to the national develop-

gent of Canada? An Immigrant ig more than a

nur of hands with a set of skills—he’s a human he-

ng, wilh ideals and ambitions, There’s no way Lo

ell where thosé ideas will lead him—ovus. “. . ¢
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M. MacLEOD

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n't wholly of academe interest |the crisis, he made no public

',the Capital these days is!slatement. That course leaves ;

hieh political party will gain: him free from responsibility for
ahi « switch in‘the railway and ,anything that was done and in

nor votes if they should cease
- favor the Liberal Party? rn :
Will the swing, which could be he thinks effective capital can:

2 position to capitalize politically
upon the government's policy if

 

<tieated as carly as this au- be made of it.

imn’s by-elections, be to Hon.

PC Leader George Drew is

corge Drew and the PCs? Or éven less committed than Mr.

ill it he Lo the Socialist CCF- Coldwell.

During the whole of

nell by the Post Office Department, Ottawa

arbitration succeeded in ending

 

range at the opening

ment,

holds his years well,
no older than he did: when I saw
him in action at a great public
meeting Just three years ago
‘His mind Is erystal clear des-
pile his years,
with simplicity and lueldity the
arguments for world Jaw and
order—Jjust as he did some 30 or
40 years ago on behalf of what
ibfeame known as “the welfare
state,”

The Beveridge line of argu-
ment is, of course, well. known to
the people who have .assembled
here from many countries of the
world, There-are some signifi-

brown and highly ‘cultured. He’
has a name that ‘is-hard to pro-;
hounce and impossible to spell.
But he speaks with ease and
point, .

There is a quartet fram Viet
Nam—two married couples, with
the men smiling and alert and
the women as tiny and delicate
looking as beautiful China tea
cups.

hooded

{ HAD the honor to attend the!

‘{hady. That took place-in Rome
some four years ago. That was’
the time when His Holiness the
Pope astounded and delighted
our struggling little body by in-
viting 40 of our number to the
Vatican, where he gave his bless-
iing and strongly-worded support’
,to this movement for a world.

 

 

parliament, able to make reali;
world Jaw, binding on all men!

and nations,
; A good deal of water had flow-

‘ed under the bridge since then!

_ and the human race is a lot
i¢loser tothat annihilating fis-
‘sion-bomb war!@I do not think

BY ut
a Ebnewe hibpor s

. © = Beveridge Again | yh
I HAD the chance to watch Lord Beveridge at Close

, tan ny iy 5
The venerable social scientist! CORP BEVERIDGE advocates
He looks.

He sets. forth!

cant neweomers, . ‘There is a full
blown eabinet minister from the 1;
Gal Coast — handsome jand’

{ese Christian léader‘Kagawa has,

second session of this same}:

 

en

of.the sixth annual meeting

of the World Movement For World Federal Govern-

oe ae

world 'set-up which every na-
tion would be able to live its own
life in its own way, within its
cwn borders. He shows that pa.
triatism. 13 a guod anda neces: |
sary thing. 7 oo
| But what the nations have to
surrender—what must be taken
away from all nations [8 -"the
'rleht to do wrong”—the “right”
to invade thelr neighbors, Lo
~ He belleves that theaeld test
of the peace keeping world, par-
lament of the iviure will be its
‘abllily: to. embrace disarmament
on all nations, , eo ks
_, As T listenetl to him angwéring
the sharp questions of the press,
thought to- myself. tliat even a
great . social : seléntist like, Lord

 

 

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Wonder «td what extent ‘the|

urticles believed essential in ab- ‘persons Struggling along, with
sorbing what the school teach-/arms full of parcels, But cars
ers Say, may be found. There /appear to have fewer. And. prob-
must be at least some score, and jably It's so,

costing anywhere from two bits; — nt

One notices any number of

 

Halifax was a happy: sort of |
town Friday when the Duchess
of Kent and’ daughter had. got
that far,in exploring the Marl:

eV~ jtimes, It seems’ the weather Was
eral inexpensive — books, This ‘calm and mellow, ‘champagne
much could: be -sure—there Was jexcellent and gifts of "roses,

never the. spectacular window ' whoever had the job of handl-
displays you can't hep behond- jing the publicity end of the

ing today. . ~ . |Show, evidently knew what to
' Heave out, 9 7 eo
HOTEL TIMES -

At one resort. “Canaga ‘this
summer, there. Wére 971 ,on the
staff, and one night there were
only: 1 ‘paying guests in the
house, On cther oevasions there
have” heen around 50 or GO at}
— What |3considered the heleht af
Honest confession is good for ‘he-Season, That isn't g00d bui-
the-sowl—but bad for the repy- | Ines. ‘No hotefcan hope to pay
tation. won that silm a guest list: |

used to be a time when a fellow
wis obllesd to get along with a
slate, a few pencils, perhaps’ a
sponge, a bit of chalk and sey-

 

 

 

THEY STAYED .

Most of us know the story of
Kurt Meyer, the German Gen-
eral Canada almost shot. At any
rate he was sentenced, but was

freed today, Bul there's more
than one story from Normandy.
It’s about many Canadians who
(ict not go free,

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Beveridge lacks he Wonderful
gift Of expression that one-seés
in the. Holy Bible. : For in: that
aneient book. it is clearly set
forth that the day will com
When the nations shall beat thelr
swords into plowshares and'thelr
Spears into pruning hooks...

Incidentally, the great, Japin-

just accepted the vice-prestdency
of this world body. nya s

The actual working head -1s
Miss Monica Wingate—sister. of:
the famous late Brigadier -Orde
Wingate of “Chindit” fanta She
is the headmistress -of a.-girls"
school here in England—and: no
general ever ran an army:with
more ‘skill and resohition’ thai
this lady uses. to guide. the: des-

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~... {the erisis he was holidaying in
Whichever happens — if, in-|Burope. Not even by his silence
ced. reither happens—the result !on the sidelines here could he be
culd,be so decisive as to change {argued as having acquiesced in
ne present appearance of Can- government policy.

that any honest observer could
say that the human race fs any

_than it was in 1950.

} . . . "oy :
nes . : ag gs ‘Yet more and. more people are
“diany polities almost beyond rec.( The issue will receive its first | ‘Tapet Peo!

2gnition,

1 oe #

Tho government

from jmotives of anxiety which|
are easily understandable. Tho:
news; from last’ week's labor
nieeting In Regina wasn’t too re-:

ltest in.the autumn by-election.

Until they are over, the govern-:
has been; ment is keeping its fingers cross-
ws + ctinati ed. They are not too worried!
watching the situation Closely: vor the PCs, But they will rest’
a lot‘easier if the voting doesn’t
show % an
strength. That's what they are

assuring. The reports reaching }"!Taid of.

igetting to understand the reas-
.oning behind the saying “One.
; World ‘or None?” According to

eridge, we are in-a simple race’
against time. .Eltherithe UN will]
have to be transformed: into a!
body capable of making rea! law
or else calamity gnd even anni- |

hilation are certainties, |

upsurge of CCF

 

earhament Hil via the political ;
supevine hinted that not only |
“is railway labor unhappy over
“ce pressure which the yovern- ;
antl had exerted in ite reeent |
tute, hut that workers gener-
Jy were up in arms over the |
weal of compulsory arbitration |
i other flelds than transports
an,
An early reaction of this na-;
ie Isn't too surprising to the
averninent, Bul what tt is.
sunting upon dn the dung rua
aebar's suber second thoughts |
1 the subject. Despite the heavy |
wjority by which the strike,

ote Carrded, canppege the orale TP.
Yoong Ym the bref _

“aY workers, th:
Abinew is that railwicy liber as
whole shared the relief felt
Yo the publle generally when’
Je government took fbi strong
And wet any Osaapertalion :
up,
+ oh}

COP Leader Mo. Coltyeel| Wats
the Cupltal during the Hallway
bor erishs. He purposely re.
ained from leaving ana eon |
ined Hollday-leetnre tour in|
Wiebe for whieh he was sehed-
WE RAM he studke Chreat wae,
Yer But uithough he watehed
Verte clovely from hfe Prerlty- |
wht FN olfiee, he refralned ,
POU NY Titervention at any
ime in the dispute, even when:
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