By DAVE MclNTOsH Canadian Press Staff Writer . OTTAWA tCP)-A bl; overhaul countries. . ' ..f Canada's armed forces may be. What. exponents of this view pproachjng. 1argue, is the point of building war- IThe overhaul would be diclatedlships or maintaining an infantry "Iv and the advent of new weap-lthey would never be used? Canada, Dug. especjglly guided missiles. ;they feel, should channel all its

There is a body of opinion hereldefence effort into a bigger fighter that the western nations. including, mand. iianada. will have to make a vltall on the other hand. other I

decision before long on delenm chiefly army and navy officers-e matcgy. believe that the hydrogen bomb l. T . gnized by both sides as such

"wx OF PROBLEM lintteergible weapon that it will never The crux of the problem is'be employed- uheilicr a country like Canada canl That leaves the possibility on ammi financially to try to prcparemmparativcly small conventional for two types of war-nuclear and convcnliunaleat the some time. 3 Up to now. Canada has tried to have it both ways. It has set up . small fighter air force which

large fighter interceptor force

forces would be needed.

some believe that a decision on vtnuld be its chief weapon in anlthis problem. not only by Canada atomic war. At the same time. it but by all NATO nations, is not far has a small infantry army and anjnrf. anti-submarine navy. l

in the opinion of some here. this

pare solely for atomic war and apitrttafll drops defence policy be-

thus rely on the deterrent effect of mt-on 2 schools. They hold that as atomic retaliation. llig changes A result the country is prepared could come in the structure of Can- nritlicr for an atomic war noi' one aria's armed forces. at tbr t'0Iti'enllftllIiI type. y g a , -ind it is apparent that (lait.'tda.tI'1MP"ASlb ON AIR Hm(lE unit a relatively small populotion.. cannot prepare aderuiaicly for both tines of war without going broke or

in recent years. increasing em- phasis has been placed on the air ;force. but this emphasis could be-

at least reducing its standard of. come We" more hmhhuhcedh If the '”l'”1 strpitgth of the armed forces were Tbc priihlcni thtis comes down

maintained at the current level of . . 120,000, this could only mean a re-

an all-out atomic conflict or would l ducmm in manpower for the army it be relatively limited as in Korea? lland navy in fawn. of the RCAI: Nnhorly. of COIITSP. l"""” ll" 3" Another factor in this problem is ”l''' . lthe advent of new weapons. The zuhicct is one of coiitiulinll 1, is (oh that the am nf uh. t'1l'II;lIP in the defence dcpiirinicnt. pilnwd warhlahh is Marin-g ah hmih (mod arrzumcnis can he made nttt Fm. inslanhhv the hum may act hhty "" ”””' ”l'l”' as a monitor in the CF-105. the - - supersonic interceptor planned as mi”: HEW a successor to the present CF-100. External Affairs Minister Pear- son has said that the DEW (distant early warningt radar line in Can-

to if there is a war. would it he

The l'l('AF. gciicrally speaking. feels that ii future war would be short and violent and fought, in the ,. , .-hh.- ..

Progress Of Colombo Plan Will Be Easier

MNGAPORE tCPt-External Af-,9:-isl Asian countries their first tip- tair.-i Minister L. B. Pearson of,poriunlty to study and use atomic anada said Monday that the pro- energy. grass of the Colombo plan will be Canada is prepared in C-tvcrivl made easier by the recent relaxa- ; from s7.ntt0.0tWt tn sl0.tt00.D00 to

ion of international tension. ,establish a nuclear reactor in Pearson and the ministers of 16 . "W3- thcr Colombo plan countries will Camma has c0""lPl"9d "W"

untinue talks today that are cer- .”,'a" 5m0'o00'000 '” the capital 35' ain to extend to life of the vital -5l5”"'Ce phase 9! the W'”3r3m- l'tIIIUn)I('. aid-to-Asia plan.

The plan is due to end on June. it 1957. after six years In foi'ce.l ut the ministers are expected to: mde by Thursday to continue the Ian indefinitely.

LILIJPET.

Mr. and Mrs Keith lifacvittla

m THREAT EASES 5.A. following an enjoyable visit among relatives and friends-

I'('(ll'St'lII. who has just visited; A large gathering of menus and

"secondary material," junk to

ed into money in I perpetual campaign reaching from coast to coast. The story is in The Standard this weelr lwith pictures by Louis Jiiquea. Get The Standahrd, on sale now -complete with magazine, 12-

, said there was reason to. . rlicve. that the threat of I third tnelghbon nsembled El "'5 mm” and possibly final" world war had i of Mri and Mr" Lo”? Ferguson cvcded. The recent Big Four Gcn- .-"" Ocml?" 14' for 3 miscellaneous M mks and me Bandung Afmwtshower in honor of their daughter sum conference had contributed l Be'”"h' who" marrlalle mm M” ,, mm he um. l;Ray Shcrren, son of Mr. and Mrs.J Pearson was applauded at the'g:',l:g2:1?-l:;:ght:mEml:Vx):rsly "cl. pening session Monday in Victoria heated to the m,,' 1, The ,-eemlilie: lcmorlal Hall, a white-plastered an of 0.. event: 'wa t oom with huge blue pillars. The Much, 8 ' wen n catbcr was steaming. x" '"I':l:CftIOl'1;i&) plan by its nature h"'-T-ET no rama c. or subjectt sen. - onsl headlines." Pearstlin thld Men 9 plan's consultative committe -' - o 'Rut it can show a record of steady Make Mllllolls rt mtifytniz Pfntzress in pmmnt-l 51 llllmnn ttoorlwill. lCanadinns throw a hundred- ”I'm certain that history will, . . cord "W "m Colombo plan has hmillion dollars worth of assort- nrtc a signifi nt a til it -l - "tuition to tho: ecoiiomltli 3:-llgrne ed "ma" 'w'y ""7 7”" u l . . Southeast Asia. That's what the business in REE BILLIOMI GIVEN About &j3.0fl0,000,()00 h h h nmmmd to the pm him” z-'9': you, turns over annually. Staff Faction. About two-thirds of theiwtiter Robert McKeown tells "tier has been used. I . , smvral ministers including Pcar- . I'M" th" '9 "FPVFWJ "Id mm' It mid they hoped the plan would l ttiilvnut-.h Canada had been proudl t rniitribiite tn the past to the,glenn.up tan .-ind would want to continue in l"t' Unique venture." Pearson '1 I atiadians, though far away from '-"th and Southeast Asia. liked to cl that their experience in eco- miic and political development- 'm a colony by evolution to in

site with" C sed on l't1fl)lII'et;Hn 0(I)1:"?:Cn;vfVatlIll'Hl Inge novel md 20 pus" 0' It too different from those which comics. Only ten cents!

red many countries in the Co- mbo plan area.

nations of the plan, Bive south and South-

; Qllestuiutorii

offer to

I Come older nun on subject

by 3 new policy on defence strat- division when in all probability

lwars like Korea. What use wouldl

be in such a case? Ground and seal

If a decision were taken to pre-l

have returned to Lynn, Mass. UJ

Possible Overhaul For Canada's Armed Forces

main. by fleets of bomliers raui-I ing destruction on each ather's

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opened with me; the was followed by the rolllhome of Jackie ()'Ket,-fe, Scptcm iber N and H turlitnii F1855 and

A special meeting or use near 119 regular meeting I D so wed. Oct. g 1955 11' pledge River Fall Club was held at the he'd at Dannie Sbeehans Septem- ww ' 1 ' e Guardianl Pag' ,

it was niiivea by .1653" and Smiling Bill Macfformack to still.

. call and minutes. Tho ininzitesiber S, with eight members Present-lspecial mi-t-tiiiie. at George MaL'- semndcd by PM" mat "'9 m”l':”5'm M which VVFI" at MI” M"'

RH I-.R ATRHIIRE ('AliF wen, approved as rum H var.-The "wanna was Opened mm meyxinnon-5 S1-Iuernbgr 2gp ing be adjourned. It was Vthen.Cormack. Our funds are now Ill”.

The rwular meeting 0' my HP” decided that we each get I sweat Club pledge "mowed by me mh.'R'Rtt:r the fheaig closed by sin!-Z1712 the hationaltsome of which will so as Prlu

River Avr'li' (' If Cl b ' hlld OI" uiiit the name of our club on call and minutes. The minutes t tl i till - "1 I u- was, e A"”'"" l”'"”' . P35 5eVl'94'l by money. payment for club sweaterl.

at til it is-HT Rath C h- i)' ' Sh' l' t-d tli lWt't't- r ) rovcd as rcari 2: H tmmlt U ttnmmlc lheehdn 0" Pm and M” M"mha"' and "anwm-wmm m we Ru”!

Bd3'S 6l't'lIl' W11 P” Wad-V I” alon Atitizillllnlli Therfellllierehiatitiiiilirileiiibetisulillchih l(B(I'III"IlIIlnlIIlll(' ll('X(i Tlic dlllgvv business was dccitluiit hjllipmm I Hw mam": "”e'lFd A 5'lW't?tl l"l""ll"ls' "I "It" BI'iII"Y"IItlI FBI!" WP lldfl B SIICCCSBNI "few years” and that by IIlt'Il its i ' i i ” '

mmit ' t. purpose might be superseded by I "H W059"

new weapons development.

Authorities here already are looking ahead to structural changes in the armed forces. in the age of the ballistic missile. armed forces personnel will have to be trained

..-- .j... services then? Some army men, for instance. feel that the air force will be com-.embcr 5. plctcly superseded by missiles in: It was moved 20 years. ”It won't require a wing com-

ing bc adjourned. it

in millisry. Where, it is wondered, mander to push a button then," one closed by does one draw the line bctwee the army officer said. Anthem. -jmr;'r' -- W-----" ' --evm ----s--so" - -W me a

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