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valleys and bleak and mum i a I llndia-Pakisian Quarrel «new front-Hamilton Makes mu: m can 1 ing on Tibet and Red China'sl i e “ ea agreemen uiih Chm. l Sinkiang province. Pakistan Statement (should be extended.

eld the remainder. mostly ISSUES CORRCTION

h l v held the remainder. mostly! OTTAWA (Cp) _ opposition! Followed ncle end ence mountains Am! The” "2 rm“ "0m . Ever since. Pakistan has been culture Minister Hamilton Mon,I;lh9 soyemmen, ut just after ‘ I demanding a plebiscite to tie-.day n, a “false” “Meme...Iggﬁsxtggacgrlggcgsg}1V3.Harm. v v, ‘ i w l M ‘ ‘ i ll o'n.“ n n ' - . *9" By DA‘ ID LAACASHIRE ldia has been preoccupied “till ruler over a mainy os emicide whether Kashmr aha J l I made witn deliberation ‘text correcting the refereucesetg

RAWALPINDI (APl—Almostia Chinese invasion. the 1542-11“ population. When 3 Pltalnllndia or Pakistan . He said in the Commons that Iopmmion I10 the China “II I ' ea ,sales — substituting the Social

from the hour of their emer-iold Kashmir conflict is frozen granted independence to British Pakistan is confident of vic-lthe ministervs office here had gence from British rule to in- ‘ to permit negotiations. They will . India and freed the princes to : tory. Most standard referenceslmade public the text of a speech . , ICerll party for the New Demo.

dependence in mid-August l947.lnot be easy. The basic differ-mot for union with either Pakis- estimate 77 per cent of Kash-lbv MrI Hamilton in Calgary

India and Pakistan have been Iences remain. iian or India. Maharaiah Sir Harimir's 3,533,000 people are Mos-iMnndav stating that me Liber_I.cratic Party. locked in conflict over the old; Under British paramount”-.. TSingh acceded to India. {lei-n; only about 20 per cent are. IBIS am‘j New Democratic party: The quote in question. as (or. princely state of Kashmir. in“, principle of foreign (Wei-10rd. ‘CAUSES REVOLT .Hindu. India efused to permit are opposed to the when agree_ :repted:

l Kashmir is mainly a prize ot‘ship o..8kept Indian royalty at A revolt {n w d Bamesga IvoIte. maintaining that Kash-fment with Communist China. "I said it in Regina. and 1 Prestige. Will! blood bl‘Olher “85 the second 19"“ and made "‘iraged in the fertlil: Salleys andm'r .15 3" lingual pa" Of.lndla‘l Mr. Pearson said he had repeat it hereItoday. the mm. for some in both‘ India and members princes rather thanbarren mountainsI Moslem Pak_. Prime Minister Nehru IhimselfIstated «previously in the Com- bers of the Liberal and social Pakistan To Other! it amountsikings ~ Kaﬁhmil had a Hindu listan sent in troops so did ’15 a Kashmm Brahmm‘ . e mons that his party supported ICredil parties are Opposed to to a forbidding liability. ECO-Hillel "VP? 8 mainly MOSIemll‘argelv Hindu lndia. . t lmgl‘”! 0‘ the hlgh 1“ the Indian lthe wheat agreement and thatithe' China wheat sales. As r9. nomically and otherwise. adjoin-impulation. When Britaini firm“. Minister Nehru imklmmal “319' ‘ herefore Mr. Hamilton hadfcently as Friday. Nov. '23, we iinn Communist China and neigh- l ship that kept Indian royalty at l the Kashmir issue to the United Britain has a finishing school i made a "false" statement in the jhad I the leaders of these “.0 lborlnfl on Soviet Asia. ._ fthe. second level and made itsiNations and a cease-fire halted for girl delinquents which at-Iface of contrary evidence.I I !parties putting their offitial

Now. an the result of British- members princes rather thanlthe fighting. in January 1949. gtempts to turn convicted girlsI Arnold Peters (NDP —— Timis-Istands on the" House of Com. American intercession while In-lkings —~- Kashmir had a Hindui India was left in possession of 'into attractive young women. kamingi said Mr. Hamiltonimons records.

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At. the office. he used a fete-leases he could have turned to phone. provided by a state coni- ;services and goods provided by pany. He lit a state cigarette private firms. But his choice- With a state match, demonstraicd that Italy ~— more

on m... “.33. hnme in “w PW. than any other Western country hing. he purchased gasoline at “4‘35 a mixpd Economy in a “atpwned ﬁlling statinnI which the state is actively pain had a drink at a State bar and lticipating in almost every phase

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January "‘“9- 0‘“ D°"- 26' province but when I looked into it a little I saw they were talk- Bechlold \iroic: ing about a handful of new faces that you can find on the Liber- v “The rccord of incidcnts on at side. This is all to the good. I guess. But I hope no one. is} -

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made. to thc norlhcasi or south ITIE the last three roars. What a new look the countryside takes Sizes 8 lo 14 years. « and opal hate. 2 f I 0

west, nr when past to southeast on when a new plant goes up and the farmers begin to sell their Winds and precipitation prevail, .crops and make money. Everything brightens up. That's what speak: for itself. l (‘01 aIfI‘Ie'W “Wk-I . mm d h d

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,. . . look and one that counts. l th the . y if; agpgnaf‘snlllééZlPaiiﬁhegr also i on! blamc Walter Show for milking from" [hp new region.

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"The ballistics and character- fine schools. A new look for the kids who are staying in school istics of these swept - win: air‘ longer, You can say what you want. in three years this province craft just don't lend themselves ‘has got more. new look in educat'ion than any province in Canada. readily to high Cross - Wind com 31'" take that to a new face anytime. - i'tionents; bill when low ccilings. 1 Well. enough of that. The other day I stopped in a gas station precipitation and resultant wcl and while I was waiting a fellow came along and he says "pretty runways are made a part of the. quiet election. isn't it?" And I agreed that it was and then he package. the operational safety "How come it‘s so quiet? And that set me thinking that margins shrink uncomfortably that wasn't such a bad question after all. close.“ ‘ The amsuver came to me faster than I expected and here's —-v- ' . ' I told him. "There's no need for a lot of noise. The only time people get really excited is when they think they're going ; .io lose something thev reallv want. Now in this election the people are going to lose things they want In fact. they're going to get

m e wba th - ‘v been asking for, The other thina is Mm mu.“ m . lihw're sure that Walter Shaw and his government is going right _ I - aqua. I o iback in. If they wor'nt so sure you'd hear one of the greatest Dum‘y nylon “CM- With ‘5 1°38”! " l ‘

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: ‘ ‘ Es thimz ragtimd hhogle nodal wanIiI in col in on it. I guess we all said " ' l v max] to“ co ves t we idn't now cauliflower was new and tbs " l . - SPECIAL . Old Charlies says. "Thev'rc putting up a new plant near hen “ .'” TH‘ "" “N. .SQUABES Mid I’m Mild to make mVscl' some money for the first time “ in my life. And mv boys are all no up over it and tabe'v'n .‘ CHRISTMAS GIFTS IIDOUGHNUTS “l” l" M“ "‘9' IBM .w“ '1'" l" “0‘” MW '0 3" “t ll- 5" the! Monday thru Thundin 9—5

I _ auammaiugouaaammnhm.mmorm iii-tiny 9—9 voluteenwilldoltftmniu. “hesitant-them“ mmay 9-45 located in tho-Mel’s and mum new.

oortment of Agriculture and he went out happy as a lack. He'll be aioi bowler when he starts getting in some may. Andl I ' he's having a lot of company because every time a new plantl caries in ii lot of people find some new money In their pockets ' And Walter ﬁbnw say: there's more to come

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