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tour of Canada. says Cana- dians want to “shuck off" a feeling of dependence on the United States. In this article, fourth of five. he details cmmon Canadian complaints about U.S. in- fluence.

By MAX HARRLESON

are determined not to let their country become a United States

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OTTAWA tAPt -— Canadians;

!and Opposition Leader Diefen- baker hailed President John- son‘s victory as a guarantee of continued friendly U. S.-Canada trelations.

:no BIG BUSINESS 1 On economic matters, Cana- ‘dian nationalists find it much [more difficult to assert their in- :dependence. he two countries do more business with each other than with anybody else. About 60 per cent of Canadian exports go to h . U.S.. and

One common complaint of Ca- nadians is that Americans own so much of their country that Canada is no longer master of its own house.

"There is no country in the world." says Finance Minister Gordon. “that can make any pretense of being independent if it does not control its own com- munications media, its own fi- nancial institutions and, in one way or another. the general na- ture of the decisions made by

those who direct its industries."

appearance of being one. ‘ They have demonstrated theirl political independence by trad- ing with Cuba and China and they are moving toward even-i " tual recognition of the Peking: government.

But they are tied closely to the U.S. through the North American defence system and the North Atlantic Treaty Or- », ganization. Since last year they . have had American-owned nu- : : clear warheads at two Canadian 5: Bomarc missile bases.

V For this reason, they are ,7 extremely sensitive to U. S, for‘ eign policy decisions.

; This accounts in part for the

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Pearson Sends Ethics Code . To Members Of His Cabinet

OTTAWA (CPl—Prime Minis- ter Pearson has written a letter to his cabinet colleagues setting forth a code of ethics and mo- rality that should be followed by them in the performance of their public responsibilities.

The letter represents the prime minister‘s reaction to re-

! cent charges in the Commons of bribery and coercion in hign places in connection with a Montreal extradition case.

A spokesman in Mr. Pearson’s. office said here that the letter] was sent to all members of the;

cabinet Tuesday.

“The theme of the letter is ethics and morality in public life." he s '

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As a result of the charges Mr. Justice Frederic Dorion. chief justice of the eastern di- vision of the Quebec Superior Court, was appointed to make an inquiry

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