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will: ‘keep its slide ruleg and thicroscopes away from :
the little that. remains—the ‘we king of the dog or
turning out. of the cat, | Winnipeg Ny ec Press,

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Nicodomus..Palar,. 64,8 tho | Jonniad, by Canada to take over
~ now Indonoglan tinntandor to} (ho: fost of deputy director of
Canada, Mr Palar was hla “(ho United Nations’ Children's
“pountry's " represontative ‘In | Yund areh, Mrs, Sinclalr,
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HOW would you judge the fale
lowing .actions, each of wh uch
was deplored, “denounced or or:
dered: halted’ by the United Na-:
tions on the ground that it was
an unjustified infraction of the
UN. Charter.

The: invasion of Kashmir in’
1948, first: by wild tribesmen, and ;
tater by. organized units: af the
Palastan army?‘

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Arab: neighbours, :
The* 1950? ‘attack ‘by’ North
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and the: consequent. massacre
of 20,000. or: more » “Hungarian
freedom fighters." “

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question did the United Na-

Or} how would you ike’ to be A > mémbe |
“UN police foree, sworn to uphold only: the: Ch arter
of the United’ Nations and not the laws ot any 0 one,

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claimed: Israel’ by five | of het

:” .Pealize that. dollar shortages are

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nations ' ‘As: it now . does: dp. rela- |:
“ans. between. human beings in-
side national horders,, srealiy
loyal and intelligent members
on the UN have got ‘to: do. .more,
than pass pious ‘resolutions ‘when |
i nations resott: to. Uhers.aise’ of
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mists and. politicians in the Cap- | constantly. looking. up.the ree:
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not: necessarily. the : ‘lot only of
far-away soft citrrency countries,
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ithe real meaning of, ‘the? ‘tight. . than even: ‘Premiers of today. It
money’ Squeeze which is" causing , was. eaily ’ ‘in. 1872 that there
nto - being. the: set-up of
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be flooded by an. almost. unprece-

{dented. deluge, of complaints -kyiow: today—a - Lieutenant-Gov-

from all-parts of the nation, The! emor.’ ‘anda ’Prem-ar,
situation simply is. that “there! “Mr! de Beek has found thore
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ter—that is, name: - the lay.
breaker, if there was‘one.’ |

When | North: ‘Korea - “attacked
South: Korea in’ 1950, the ‘UN
moved ‘like lightning:

Rumor tells: us that. it did-so
because. Britain | ‘and: Canada

4 single-handed: actio by thal
country, which"had been’ instan.
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or alleged ‘aggression, the UN
contended itself wih trying to
talk its way back: to peace, not
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“Froyrins DAY, the United: Nae!
Ugns hay;. never: ‘officially - ‘dé:
.Clared: Pakistan an: rdgeressor in
Kashmir, though ‘roughly © half
the territory in’ dispute: there is’
Slill in the hands of the Pakis-:
lan army, |
The underlying ‘reason — for
‘this was. that many impartial
outsiders * helleved,” rightly or,
wrongly, that had.the people of‘
all Kashmir been given the
poli-:
{cal fate, perhaps half or more
of them would have vated to joln
Pakistan rather than India, -

In the case of the Arab- Isracii
war In 1948 the UN failure | to;
the Arab

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Bat of the UN charter, But
It was certainly notysn. “UNpro-
voked ageressian” for
vious reason that for over soven |
yenrs, '‘Muypt had been Illegally |
blockading Israel ships tn. two
Vitel waterways and doing ather: |
provocative acts,

On the basis of morali ty, I
not of International Jaw, the
Boviet ro-occnpation of Hun.
Bary was the most flagrant vio- *
lation of the spirit of the UN
charter, Yel UN’ renetion to 1
Can only he classed as an exer

Cleo In Umidity on, ab least
fhovt- “range Fubllity,

CLOSK BALANCE “|
LONDON Q-Labor offietnds
report 205,000 unemployed in
Dritaln during November, an Ine!
cranso of 11,000 over 1985, But
{hero were 300,000 untitled Joba
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hich stand waiting to -be*car- ' Goveriiment, under’. Premier
ind out inthe field of dditiestic ' ‘Sohn Foster: ‘MeCreight—attor-
“Nass, Basically: ‘thafds" the héy-general;. chief commissione
sans nroblem QS &- sterling’area ‘of! lands. ‘and works, ‘prov.ncia!
Or sof.-: »rrency country, faces | secretary. “Fach: réccived $3,500
when if 19° Ik~ douats with’ which , a! ydar. Sessional indemnities,
'to buy. Can iidian wheat or "Cana. ‘irieludiing ‘mileage; ‘amounted to
dian: ‘ewspr ont. 3 $7,800. -Today” this total runs!
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for the MP's and the publi alike
ds. the’ effort“of somé of. the: 80~)

: called : ‘expetts ‘in the Bank of, ‘b¢. coffers; a general election be-
iCanada.‘and the Treasury|ing. ‘far in the distance.

Department . ‘to represent’ the| There. were 25. members: in
domestic’ dollar shortage | as ‘a that first Prov: nial Legislature
manifestation - of supremeg. - 1 85"years-ago,. Among them, un-
dom on their’ ‘part, Such an ty der Premier. McCreight, . were).
tude. SIX future Premiers of the proy-

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in: the, ‘middle. of’ an- argument
aout, which he isn’t ‘too clear,
bout which he-can
Since. the govern-
ale jt clear that it
intends; to, back, the: Bank of}.
Canada. ‘andthe ‘Treasury De-
ipattment ‘experts, After all, that:
js what the government should; -

do, unless it ts Willing to dismiss

them, - -

The experts say simply that
they. are arresiing the boom in}.
order to prevont a bust, They
admit that’ the sudden. ceiling
on the’ dollars which the’ boom

    
  
 

 

   
    
  
   

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people, Bub they assert that such
discomfort fs only a fraction of
the distress that an over-extens-
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has been arrested, for the simple; -
reason thal no monetary polley |
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depression Into on authentic
boom anywhere, The fallure oti, |
the Roosovelt administration's :
puntp=pritning alleles. back: A
the 1080's is still the. ssuljoct of
economic texthooks, -

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avo |nalating that tho: MPs .tul! | '
thom Js whore tho oxnorts will
ho.J8 months henco, —~ ov. rathot
whore’ Canadian business will 10?
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liam Russell (eft). “Land! and alr. patrols cheéked an “area near “Hiiyelock where’

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ster: ciby, New. Westininster’ dis-

DISLIKE S CANADIAN “GIRLS

‘Geoffrey Blore, 24:year-ald ' Speaker;

Liverpool immigrant, sald inca
recent letter. to the ‘London:

Daily Express that Canadian’
“girls are-“polson.”.In an inter-

view In Toronto: he added that:

‘he thinks they. ‘are. bad: -man-

enerédivs ‘cold; ‘pamperéd,’ sours’,
x bossy. and: -humotess,

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{you the Norwogian froighter Cuaveig, whieh
Jor (he last-16 months, The ship sailed from’ Vancouvor logs than
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‘lobe in’ Victoria, ‘and “a fubuice, |

long- time - Mr, Speaker—Charles |
iB. Pooley, in Esquimalt, The New :
Westininster returning — officer!
was Arthur 'T. Bushy, son-in-law ;
of James Douglas. a4

A’ brilifant member of that!
first Leg: slature was A,. Rockey
| Robertson, whose career was !

cul short .by death before he!
was 40, and so we'll never know |
to what heights’ he would haves,
rose. Bul Into his short life hie!
packed a tremendous amount—

‘Justice, He had seven sons,.one:
of them retired B.C: Court of
: Appeal Just. ce Harold Robert-
son,

There were other noted early.
ay citizens in that first Pro-
vincial Legislature. There’ was
John Andrew Mara, a future Mr,
Joseph | Hunter, son-
in-law of John Robson, es

Those:mon ‘trod new paths. in

B.C,, bridging. the,.difficult: gap i
between colonialism and pvo-
‘vincial . legislature, , They strug-!
‘led, making their! infstakes no-
doubt, but: they eetoup the ‘sys-
tem of democraltc.! legislative:

_, law-making: twat cwe know ‘to-'

day, and which: we will see un
der way once ‘more — with the

opening of: the 1957 session’ tn

this capital in Ls ew: ‘days, ”

_ General Meeting and 5

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OSHAWA, “Ont. Sp A young
Hungatt en - ‘couple,.. both? th

fled..doctors In their -hoy Heland,

will start a two-year interns
at the. Oshawa General oa
Mather, .

y hes
career tobe the: touple's, baby,
sitter, .

Dr, Imte. Ugray; 39, a ‘Buda,

HT pest urologist, and-his wite:' iva.

3%. a pediatriélain, will work : “at
their. $100-a-month - jobs" ‘while
Dr Helen Vielor, 62,.slays.at the
couple’s flat to care. for Danial,

3, and Ceelly and Kala? 1g:
nonths- Old wins. | deaeey
Last November,.. the « “Ugray

family, using: a commandeered
ambulance, :fled..to Austrin, At
that time.Dr, Ugray was work«
ing in.a Budapest hospital, ‘Dy,
Victor was in charge of one-of
the city’s largest. dental clinles,
Dr. Ugray, who graduated
from Budapest University 10
years ago, sald if i had not heen
for his mother: ‘in-law, he would
never haye been heen able to
necept the’ Oshawa hosplary
offer,
who Ve vould
Probably find lucrative employ:
ment as a dentist's assistant, her
Job wil} never be boring; 2° ee
T- love. the «children. very
much,” she sald, “and If ft helps
Imre and Eva to receive their
med:eal doctorates thons.;. hat
will be all the payment f; ‘wish, "
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