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Canadian Trend Non. Liberal

IBERALS who think the next. ‘Dominion clection

is-“in the hag” should take a look at the population |:
figures hy provinces as. issued last week hy the
Dominion hureau of statisties,

nour population, naw ahove 16 millions, three

| provinces have Liheraly governments—Prince Md-

ward Island, Newfoundland (the two smallest) and
Manitoba —and altogether 1,364, 000 Canadians live
in thom,

But hy comparison almost tive times | As many

 

 

 

- people,

o for 4,028,000 people; Social Cirorlit's total population
in By itIgh Columbia and.Alberta 4s 2,581,000 and thus
“fay ahead of the Lihevils} and the ocr Yules Bask
- abchowan’ 8 880,000, ae
Tele quite true, of course, that. tho sravinogs (do,

  
  
  
 

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Noyertheless there ave signs of a trond whlch!
must he sarin eonearn lo Mr, nt, Taaurent and his

 

 
  
 

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said he eel vit we "6 emanate
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ized wor ald.

| since: India” formally incorporat-
} + Union,

y pout, that incorporation’ was pro-
: bably 4 mistake on “Prime: Min-
_{ister Nehru’s part.’

indian army - “sized”: Kashmir,

complete disregard for the actus il

ly as their. forefathers had .done
hundreds. of: ‘times before, over a

_{and’ raped: in-a wild’ orgy of vio-

thousand inhabitants only three
"| thousand survived.)

Jot: ‘Kashmir was a Hindu it is
A equally true ‘that, the victims of
the. invasion. of Kashmir. were

“i ‘from’ the ‘capital’.
| Srinagar.”

Canadian, live ‘under provincial. governments that
~ are Conservative: Ontario, Now.’ ‘Brunswick: ‘and
Nova: Scotia accounting in all for ‘6,052, 000: of our:

. Quehee’s Union Nationale. govortment CAICS |

; not; necessarily vote:in gonoral elections aa thoy clo

shovleengedee tmnnenes ° 4 ew awed

 

Bulb the « western’ “press: ‘nas
never made ‘itself quite so ridicu-|
lous as_ in. the, ‘past, ‘few. weeks,

ed Kashmir | into the Indian

As I ‘Have’ _Droviousty pointed

But it never. was ‘ti ue that: the

as, many. of the American news-
papers’ ate now stating, with a

Vee

facts.
THE State of: Jammu i and Kash-

mir was actually invaded by
wild: mountaineer. tribesmen on
October, 22,1947. The invaders
‘swept. across. the country, exact-

 

period - of", thousands of years.
They. ‘looted, “pillaged, “burned |

lence and distruction. On-the|,
fourth day ofthe’ invasion, the
whole town-of .Baramula was
sacked, and’ ‘out of fourteen

- While it -is-true that the ruler

mostly Moslems; and the whole

pealing for protection ‘from the!
wild: invaders.” |

On: October..26, 19497, the ruler
of Kashmir wrote the Governor
General, Lord Mountbatten,
formally. registering. the :acces-
sion of his state to the Indian
Union. :

. India ‘nécepted that accession
on the following day—October
27, 1047.. At that time ‘the in-
vaders were’ ‘Tess. than: tive miles
of, Kastimir,

 

 

THE ‘Indian Aviny.¢ at “that time
‘was: still under the :command’
of British. officers: “A> combat,

 

 

hing no “locus standi", in-P ki;
stan, on any: basis of egali
MR, NEHRU told: me in ‘1981: |
he. was completely in er est j
about permitting a free vote:in
Kashmir. . But he ‘insisted “that |.
Pakistan must ‘meet “certain
prior. conditions, ificluding sthe |.
complete withdrawal’. of Heri}
‘armed forces. from all the. dis-
puted territoty, before ‘the vole.

Pakistan's: retort to this pro-.
posal was that she: would hob
do so unless Indian (roops were |}

also completely withdtawn,.° For Gaza Strip |

The former premier.of Kash-!' JERUSALEM (i Israeli’ tor

mir, Sheik Abdullah (now held |{!8h, ‘ministiy “officials: ‘ae ne nO}
in Jail) old ine privately why In=| comment toda

dia could never agree ‘to that
proposal. It would mean, whe | E81
said, that. Pakistan’ could rush |
her: ‘troops back in, in’ a matter |
of hours, while: ‘India—-separated | -
‘from Kashmir by high: mount-
alns—could not’ get back cher
troops for days or even ‘weeks,

Root rom as —
“PARLIAMENT

By. T. APPLEWHAITE, MP Skeena

Iam hoping, most devoutly, that we have at last broken the
back of the problem of. providing mail ‘service for Kitimat. And,

 

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vA epokeaniai said. the: ‘proposal,
made. Monday: byfState Secretary
Dulles, had nol yet: been received
_lottsaiy by his. government,.

 

 

| Moslem’ Population of the Val.evif frankly admit, it is about time.
»; (Of. Kashmir ‘was frantically I. }

With the main’ post office and:
soruihg depot for . receiving and | throughout ine. fiscal | year 1955-
dispal hing, at. the Service | 56,

Centre, “and. postal stations at president Eisenhower has riot!
Nechako, Erelicrsite, Riverside asked Congress to pass a new!

and: Andersori, Creek.
services’ should: be greally. im- has asked it to. Liberalize the
proved. As.Sooh as this: systeni ‘existing law. His proposal’ wou!d
is operating smoothly, I woud | ido ‘a: ‘good en! to: help the
propose to press for action on: “homeless”. and the “tempest-
the Federal ‘building,.but-I have, tossed” to whom: the Statue of
always felt’ that the first” re: | Liberty is supposed to beckon,
quirements Was adequate service ; If Mr, ‘Pickersgill is circumserib-
| now. “azled-by the present, legislation or
I would like to add my request | regulations, , he -can be, reason-
to’ all: ‘people at. Kitimat ‘to in- ably. sure. that Parliament; will

 

 

team. -of” ‘three: ‘hundred: “and
thirty- five, ‘men -was flown in,
in. One: of: the -most:tinely. and
clever ‘air- -horne: “operations /0f:
our times: © wo

This’ small foree arrived iter:

ally. ‘in’ the nick of-time-to. save

Kashmir,” not so much for In-
dia, as from. the violence of the
mountaineer invaders... 2)
It was considerably later when
the Kashmir trouble degencrated
Into .actual war belween India

months after’ the’ original’ out-
break, the Pakistan: government
tried to convinee the world that
it had no direct part in events
In Kashmir,” My

‘Time afler time, UN. arbltra-
{ors have found: that Pakistan

Adds $16, 000.
To Winnings

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$138 000, oo
‘Van Doron, won 1 anand? $16, -
00 Monday ‘night-on NBC's.""21"
show by defeating two “dppon-
onts, John Kieran Jy. son-of the
-former ‘Information Plonso’ ox-
pert, and Dr, Hall Griffith’ auth-
or and: political. speoch: -wrller,
Tho $136, 000: feure made:Van
Doren TV's loading: aingle-show
money winner but he Is: second
to ‘ll-yoar-old Lennio Ross of
Tujunga, Callf,, as television's
Lon quiz show winner, Ross has:
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struct their. correspondents to | approve of -any changes pro-
address their, | mail uly. ‘in- | posed’ by the Government, But!”
cluding: the: natin ‘proper we in Canada. do, ‘not ‘have the
postal st at ion now that, quota’: system of the USA, “wher |
Tam,
‘posts’ ‘Office | “ officials at. ‘head: : ‘origins ‘of “American citizens, !
quarters, ° “as..well, I am. sure, as not as of the last census but as
when: I. say that the Kitimat. of 1920.
those of the people of Kitimat,

when I say that, the Kitimat: ana now, may 1 have just le.
postal employees have done a jine or two to offer my very
wonderful job, under most Wry" sincere congratulations to Ber- |

    
   
  

 

 

those’ of” {holr. Senate: ‘colleagues

afembers Of the committee last

iway.The only unusual feature

‘lihg--one ‘of the private dining
fine on the sixth floor of the

-! committee members spread out

postal! and liberal immigration law, he}.

sressing.. “the.. ‘views, of |the quotas reflect the national:

   
 
 
   

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“There ‘dre a. good many mem-
| Bers of the Upper House who'are
still; casting ‘an envious -eye. on

‘who: are Jnembers ‘of the Senate
Committee . on. Tourlst affairs,
“for Ahose ' Select. few: who are

week: ‘had’one of the pleasantest
committee; meetings ever: held pn
Parliament’ “HAM

The notices tor the. “mecting
went out, at. the request of the
Chairman} Scr ; Gordon. Isner,
(L-Nova Scotia), in the usual

about them :was..the , time—-6:15
p.m and the place of the meet-

Center. Block. There the com-
mittee inembers gathered at the
appointed time, w:th Sen, Isner
at the head of the table, and the

to each .slde of him. The press
was there to cover the meeting,
and the Committee Clerk was
on hand. All was in readiness for |
a ‘mecting, duly called, duly}
constituted. |
som megeretpeen een

But first, there was a pause, |
and a very. pleasant one, whi le |
the committee members dined!
on fruit salad, consomme, filct !
i mignon, broiled tomatoes, french }
Tried potatoes, green peas, baked |
‘Alaska, and demi-tasse. Cigars
and cigarets were passed around,
the’ Quieen was toasted, and then |
LiSén. Isner called the committee ,
meethig to ‘order, “|

Sen, L: D. S. Trembly. (L- -Que- |
jhec). was unanimously - elected |

 

 

i;mitlee was appointed, and. Sen.
Arthur Roebuck  (L-Ontario) :
moved a fesolution that the |

committee enquire into. all as- |
peets of federal government and |

 

‘ private travel agency assistance ;

ito the tourist industry, ‘Carried °
unanimously, with a round. of;

vice- “chaiiman, a steering. com- |.

retiring direclor of the Cana-;} #
dian. Government Travel Bur-j} 8
next ;

eau, who leaves Ottawa
week to. beconie Canadian: ton-.
sul-general in Los Angeles, This

Was a gathering of parents:saye
ing: farewell “to” their
son, For it was onthe recom.
mendation ofa Senate Commit-

tee on ‘Tourism that the Govern- |}

ment Travel Bureau was: found-

ed, 23> years: azo, with Dolan as!

its head.

‘Dolan; will: still’ be promoting
Canadian Tourist travel ii his
hew. jeb. And’ coiminittee: ‘meni-

bers reminded . “hi :m.. ‘that he
should come: back ta Ottawa oc-

casionally to. appear. hefore. the Hf.

committee. Better: suill® ‘ane sen-
ator suggested, the. commnilttec
might take ils enquiry Lo:Dolan': 5
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The. agreements made by tne
provinces and the territories |
with Canada in accordance with!
the provisions of the Old Age,
Assistance. Acb were. amended |
during the fiseal year 1955- 46. |
By amondments to the regula:
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Council. He definitely opposed it:

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things, Later the same day, Rev, UNESCO ns “an evil thing.” The
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