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CNR President Praised As MPs Wind Up Hearing

By RON LEBEL

OTTAWA (CP) — The Com- mons railway committee has concluded its annual confronta- tion with CNR President Don- ald Gordon, winding up with high praise for the 61-year-old public servant.

The committee approved the CNR's 1961 annual report and

musicians. winding up a six- r week tour of 23 North Ameri-

plied Mr. Gordon. French . speaking business executives with a university background had been relatively scarce until recent years. The CNR was ac- tively recruiting Quebec univer- sity graduates a nd results would show in a few years.

Douglas Fisher (NDP—Port Arthurl questioned CNR auditor

1962 budget. but not before op- ' ' ‘ last-minute at CNR policies trucking and appointment 0 French-speaking officials.

The committee is scheduled to turn to air transport Tuesday with the appearance of Trans- Canada Air Lines President Gordon R. McGregor.

“He (Mr. Gordon) has been giving excellent ervice." re- marked Transport Minister Bal- cer. Committee Chairman Earl Rowe (PC—Dufferin - Simco said Mr. Gordon is the best CNR president in history and "Canada is very fortunate to have him."

Lionel Chevrier (L—Montreal Ldurier) joined in those re- marks but said Mr. Balcer had criticized Mr. Gordon in the 1958 election campaign as one "who does not give a damn about the rights of French-Ca- nadians" while earning $75,000 I year in tax money.

Mr. Balcer said he did not re- member making any such state- ment. He was always happy to see French - Canadians rise to high positions in the public serv- ice, but he had full confidence In he CNR management. QUESTION AUDITOR

Mr. Chevrier complained again that the top 28 CNR of- ficials are all English-speaking. If there were no good French- speaking prospects in CNR ranks, surer qualified French- speaking executives could have ban found outside CNR ranks. he or ed ‘

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LONDON (APl—The niece of Prince Philip. an outspoken critic of modern art. is going to marry an abstract painter.

She is Princess Christina of Hesses 29. daughter of one of Prince Philip's sisters.

She and Dutch-born Robert Floris Van Eyck, 46. plan a wedding around the first of the year.

“You mustn't take offence at what Uncle Philip said about those modern paintings in America." said Princess Christina. “Deep down. he’s a lover of art. He paints por-

traits and landscapes.” “But in the abstract fashion?“ 'she was asked.

"Oh, no, replied the prin- ess. “When he paints a por- trait you can recognize who it

In California last week. Prince Philip expressed some strong criticisms of a few pieces of modern British painting and sculpture at an exhibition.

The princess previously was married to Prince Andrew of Yugoslavia.

Van Eyck was born in the ague. educated in Britain and fought with the dutch re- sistance during the Second World War.

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NEW DELHI (AP) —— Prime isions on ways to bolster India’s .sage to the rally wasthe clos~ warned military strength against Red 1‘ est he has come to rejecting it.

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youth rally.‘ the 73-year-old In- dian leader predicted “a long struggle and a difficult one. and we must not imagine that the struggle will be over soon be- cause of various diplomatic

Nehru has not announced his position on the Chinese offer to end the conflict but his mes-

A standing committee Nehru's ruling Congress party decided Peking's proposals for a cease-fire and withdrawal in

of External Affairs Minister D15. h Singh. “We shall win this (stru‘gg'g as we must." Nehru said. "1),;

Feeling in India was running high against accepting the Pe king terms. for this would mean India would have to give up claim to 12,000 square miles in the Ladakh area of Kashmir on the northwest end of the dis- puted Himalayan Borderlands.

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[ In Parliament earlier, Nehru spoke of home-front improve. ments which. he said. “ultim. ately will go to the war effort."

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