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OTTAWA DIARY.

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By Norman ;
M, MacLeod

‘One of the’ more. ambiguous! ment. In’ the. interest anid cour=
events. of recent days. in: the;tesy. that, it is showing: towards
Capital, has been. the-full- dress! Social Democrat Leader Ollen-
visit of Erich Ollenhauer, - “West | hauer, the St. Laurent Govern-
Germany's . Social . Democratic! ment . is considered in many
Loader,-—equivalent in our, ,Par-| quarters as showing an anxiety
liament to the position of offi-| to hedge its bets in the coming
cial Opposition Leader... aco: | West German elections.

The attention . paid to Herr The question is whether any
Ollenhauer. has -been..consider-! Canadian Government, as a

 

would be-willing to enter a gen-
eral European’ “security ret,

able, In fact, it has been on almatter of propriety, should in-
(sufficient ’ scale to.‘raise the; tervene in foreign elections. The

ENGAGED IN AN exciting hobby, 16-ye

“York “Minster, which he is making out of
month task: requires: the building materia

All ‘Aboa dé

What iy rurtive character that}
man is, Someone else’ in. the
Jaffice has just: whispered In his
wu, A crafty look comes over
dis face, and he moves out the
Jloor sidéways. ,

“You can tell’to- look at him
‘shat he ig up to- no good. Doubt-
. {less that crohy of his just tod
him ‘some character- destroying
gossip about a: co-worker, and
ae is on his way, ‘to pass it: where| |
‘tab will ‘do the most : charm.”
“| Here: he comes | back: again
_~ | alde-winding. into. his, seal like a
‘|.s'ab, He looks" “at. people? ‘side:
ways, too, You can. tell a man’s].
nature by the way:he walks dnd
‘looks at other, I always’ say.

Consider. this man; Deceit. |:
written all over him, Now, he’
‘|getling up and walking over. tc
fetch something . from’ anothei

room, ‘He has to sldle along witli |
‘his back to a wall: ;
When he ‘ls forced to travel in
_jthe open, he scems ‘to. dodg.
from pillar. to: ‘piliar, like a ral, |.
d,-) seiubtling -down-an. alley In’ the
. shelter, ‘Of:a row of, garhagé cans,
- ‘Yeas, ib takes all-kinds to:make
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ABILENE, Tex, AP Doyle Rob:

Torts unwrapped ‘the new . fautoy
licence. plates he purchased |:
Thursday:and found a note be- gone: to’ the coat rack: and put}
tween them which read: “Help, on Hig: overcoat, But ‘he. Isn't
I’m being’ held prisoner.”. The leaving. No, he’s going back .-to.
licence plates arc made by pris-. his desk. That's funny, He almost |
oners of the, Texas, State Peni- | walked Straignt, like a human j y

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news that tHere wag a largé hole’
in-the seat of my pants, |

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in a siraight line across. the|-

“can ‘sbrt out, the wrong,'uns andy

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“what's he doing now? He has

‘@ This regional securily p ct! question as to whether or. not

-} would be established within the: the Canadian authorities: are be-

framework of -the United. Na- jing careful to hedge. their“bets,

     
 
 

| tions Charter, It would be open:

“} to. all: European countries who
‘wished : to join. Military. contri-

| putions' of the various countries
would. be' based: on an agreed
quota arrangement, so that no
one country could arm out of

‘proportion {0 its partners.

@ All member countries of
the proposed European security
compact would agree to conduct
their combined defence collec-
“| tively. No member nation’ would
‘have the right to veto any pro-
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rin: stating that such a compact |'

1 had’no chance. whatever df com-

fuse in the event that Chancel-

principle of non-interference is
generally recognized. ‘But some
Parliament Hill observers argue; .
that West Germany is so import-

   
 

affairs of : caniy: foreign country.

proposed pact. either by. the |
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ant, a factor in Western Europe
as to constitute an exception.

lor Adenauer might. lose the
German c.cction now. reasonably’
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“External Affairs ; experts rec-;
was tendered an oficial: Jupch- ognize that West Germany. is a.
eon by: the government. That is’ major. balancing factor in West- ;
an ‘unheard-of - recognition: sfortern Europe, and that if Pro-;
‘any .opposition - leader’ “from. a; Western Chancellor Adenauer:
foreign country ‘to receive. The: were to disappear from the po-! -:
excuse for not tendering it gen-: litical scene, it. ‘would be of the
erally. would be -the | contention utmost urgency for a_ similar
that it? wasn't: appropriate | for | pro- -Western - figure to succeed |
any Canadian Government. tot him, This thinking. is regarded:
extend recognition which. might as the explanation of the red!
amount to ‘intervention’ in ‘the. carpet upon which’ Opposition |
‘Leader: Ollenhauer . has been |
walking during “his stay

10: Ottawa. . a

ts’ a: situation’ from which
he « ‘government derives no: real
ihent has. shown considerable ins’ comfort. Cabinet mitiisters -ad* |
terest in the Ollenhauer ‘mission. | mit. frankly that if cither PC,
By some impartial ’ Parliament | Leader Diefenbaker or CCK)
Hill: observer's, the interest js in- | Leader Coldwell should receive
‘terpreted as, weakness. It is, re- similar treatment in London or|
garded © ago ‘yardstick of the; Washington they would consider!

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| peared Tuesday.

, Canadian Governments: anxiety) that? protocol between govern: |
jing into effect without the SUD | lover. ‘the. re- -election ; prospects, ments had been at least strained, :

tentiary. . ate - He's ,sitting down.

ap et Oh, Eknow his game. He wants |

ito wive . the boss the idea how :

Be di t, i - falert and”Busy he is, working ab:

0 jas oun ,top speed . and yet polsed to #0,

fout . ‘onan hurry-up job at an

- SPENCER, Idaho w — A ‘high instarit’s “notice. ‘Those cunning |

way crew found the frozen bod- types . are. “up to all kinds of
ies of a’ boy, a baby and. three tricks,

adults Thursday at the wreckage :

of a light. plane which disap- ‘appearance betrays him as the ;

The. single- ; .
‘erigined craft disappeared ona rusted? man who Is not to be

' flight from Logan, ‘Utah, to Dil-'
lon, Mont.- : i

“I you, do, you merely show |
jyour ignorance, You're wrong in’
Try Doily News Classifieds: “iyour Judgment of that_man,

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Particularly heartwarn ming was ; the presentation \ in
by, the Elks, unisiown: to either boxing instr uetor's,
ée two awards, one to young Frank Nielsen for being |
tHe “gamest boxer” and one to Ted Arney for being
the “mos®scientitic boxer "It was a wweleonie gesture,.
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( oft to: attend the Hospital WA's “Coffee Party” and
and extremely: good turndut of par’ ‘ents at the boxing
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