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Feeling His Oats Fresh from two successiie en- gagements with hecklers at political meetings in Ontario. Federal “hi-ks Minister Walker claims the LiliFI'als are “hiring and even briefinlz" par- tisans in the indelicate art of ad- ministering the political raspberry. He says they're being hired by the Liberals at $25 a pertormanre. brief- ed on “the obvious questions." and assigned to Conservative campaign rallies. Think of that. now! Bill Mr. Walker isn't unduly perturbed. or even indignant. In fact. it iias \yiih unconccaled admiration that he cunfessed that with these "semiypi‘il hecklers“ the Liberals liali " mie- thing going for themselirs He didn’t believe they would deny re. cruiting and training the<e artists in the ran—and he didn't expect to hear any Liberals complaining when the Conservatives, in turn. fielded their heckiers. "I hope We can do it too," he told an Ottawa Journal re- porter; “and ti vie do. you Cal‘ liet your bottom buck We'll do it linttr‘r." Mr. Walker confessed that if he should get his own wav in the party's campaign councils. the (hu- servatives too would he enlisting and drilling hecklers of their own. “it‘s fun; I love it " he enthused, "Keeps you on your tip toes when you know that somebody out in front Is Waiting to lab you with Ii needle. Trick then is to break it of! and jab 'ei-n back with their ruin point.“ It may sound shocking to sen- sitive ears. but we confess that for the first time we're beginning to warm to this old political \\ﬂrhttr>Q at whom we have taken many pot- shots of our own in recent months. In his uncompmmisinir Mrtisaushln. we regard him as a relic of the pit But the past wa s it" all had. Lively political meetings. now that the nidtlme joint meeting: have died out. are getting scarcl-r than hen's teeth. Radio and IﬂlP\lSllln have helped to kill them: and the hecklen. we had fe a re d. we re headed for the slime fate that oirr» took the dodo. If they have to he “hired and even briefed“. at least that's better than meetings parde with party Canaries all chirping the same tune. Mr. Walker likes his meetings I tough. He welcomes the raspberries dong with the bouquets. and we have no doubt that he can give iiist as good In return as he gets. “it's fun." he ny- ; and fun is something we've been getting less and lens of at these so-alled campaign meet< ’ in. And i! the Works Minister 3 Ull- down this way we hope he'll

a dim to show himself in

Action against all the hirelings . Grit! an muster agnth him!

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la a mi, worried editorial. I). earl-u:- eeioee limiter warns pile; Ill-n in he United States “ﬁn-unmwmm with p. in.

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II W Ire unpopular W hm h iinw supporting lap-pain governments in Ada. en threatened hv Common-t tide Thev

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creasineg rigid police and etvl! eu- tru.s. The United States does not merely support these gm'ernmeu.s with diplomacy; it finances end equips thee. guvernmenta with the weapons and power to suppress all

opposition. And then the military assistance tmms of the United States wonder why the people of such countries, when a crisis comes. make poor soldiers.”

The Monitor is usually a firm supporter of Washington foreign policy. and its comments on this issue are worth heeding. The mili- tary problem of Southeast Asia. of course. is the challenge of Com- munism. But the political problem of what to do about unpopular re« times is no less obstinate, and It must be dealt with eventually.

In the use of Laos. American military advisers told a visiting American correspondent several weeks ago that they thought their training of the native forces had progressed to the point where they could take on the Communists. Thsn the Pathet Lao struck. and sent these forces reeling back across northwestern Laos and over into Thailand. There the facade seems firm but under pressure it would probably crack. and what lies inside it not different. In Vietnam the United States faces a similar situa- tion.

In the present-emergency, how- ever. Washington strategy must be dictated by the needs of the hour. That is the reason why American tnmps are being moved into neigh- boring Thailand at the Thai govern- ment's request. President Keniieiiiv has intomied the Secretiin' iciiel'ul of the United Nations what action the United States is taking and why. His action is reminiscent of President Eisenhower's dispatch of US. troops to Lebanon in the sum- mer n! 1958. US. marines went there in response to the Le ese government's request {or protect- ion in the aftermarh of the Iraqi revolution. They did not get involv- Hi in anv fighting. and eventually were withdrawn.

In this case. there is the differ- ence that the United States has .i treaty commitment under SEATO with Thailand. while it had no specific commitments to Lebanon. Canada is not a SEATO member. but it is already committed in Laos through the Laotian Truce ('um- mission.

U.S. Potato Problem

Potato problems are c a u s in g trouble in the United States as well as in Canada, and there is divided opinion as to how the matter should be handled. The ’ sue has cut across party line. as indicated by the reaction to a pm» posal by Senator Muskie them» Maine) to establish an ICI'EBR" al- Intment system for the natiun's potato growers.

In Maine. where some good potatoes and some not so good are produced. the market is glutted and this policy is favored. But accord- ing to Senator Ch urrh (Deni. Idaho). farmers in his state have done ii great deal to build up the reputation of their high grade rus- set potatoes and don‘t want the supply nrtlﬁully curtailed. Wiscon- sin's commercial potato growers have opposed such limitation. ton.

Commenting on this situation. the Milwaukee Journal says that producers of uniformly high grnde potatoes are only a small minority at all growers, end that in any referendum on allotments they could easily (ind themselves outvoted. even while their own markets were holding up well and then- was no surplus of choice potatoes One re- unit would be that tun-he ormsum» on who wanted to buy top mde potatoes would have to accept lower grades instead. Under th solution both the {amen who tried to do thinn for themselves and the con- sumers would likelv be penalized.

EDITORIAL NOTE

After increasing since 1958. divorces granted in Canada declined in l961 to 5.486 from 5.980 the previous yenr. according tn pm liminary ﬁgures issued by the Do- minion B urea ii of Ststlstiu. Ot- tawa. The national divorce rate llllnd It 35.. per 100.000 mpuintiml. the lowest rate since ID“. Since 1950 the rate has ﬂuctuated be tween an and cu u mm with the All-tine peak a! 65.4 la "41.

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Commercial Techniques In Campaigning

“The whistle-slop has been replaced by television in Capa- ‘ dlan electioneennz.“ .- onel oi the public relaliuna idvim.

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to mee| I tightly-mahkd cums palgn schedule." addl lnnlhel’ puhllt' relation! nt‘lclilluuer, hir- ed by the Conservative Party.

Those tun brief comments in». Ier the Dim leper-ii at the pmvnt election campaign which Ihlnklng Canldilns mun. Inf!- Iy deplore LEIVIIIK aside iaauel policies and pernomlum. . question whether any electioiil Ilnre Coniederltmn hla been worse (or Canldl. half!!! ll mind the novel mahbni oi the backroom-boy! WY whom th I I Hlliilllrwlde battle u be i II I Planned

i relcr to “The Hidden Fer~ l auaders" and their cornmmlll ‘ technique at salesmanship: the huchleﬂ. hired {min | ldvenislnl world. whose pur- We in Me is to mull! Public opinion In the liilereitu at their commercial employer even to persuade the public to buy goods they don't need by cm:- trig a phony glamour and lalae demand tor Ihem.

REMOTE Ant TRAVEL So we come in the three nu- ‘ drstrahlr development: in elec~ Iinneerli'ig which are mentioned ve Tim. the chiel campulgueral are being transported unmom . imi mm teet above it. held! "I the voters, II I Baillie“ N- rathon v Second. ItLh every Canadian sitting tor In average oi ihm hours a dlv in front or the fv. have been persuad- pprnarh us inc-re and VII thlt lit-kl! new medium. All election being neither weaIei-a m a muslral. the MI apt paid lplit Ior u in the Tv acbediile in among lite adventaems. So e the humbling and iii-pt t0 um prominenl ii a~ hm. xpuii in n in

OUR YESTERDAYS

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Finally we come to the r 1 national tragedy. The menu suoied at the head at this column weie mouthed not by the aid . taahiblied voluntary ii-riy worker. —aincerr. near cated ind intellectually honest —bui the hired huckalergv men What! hﬂlﬂ and butter db pend: upon their mm. In Iell- lug aut-amdl or name drugs. whether or not uiev believ: m the umulneu ot the goods my IT! Plain” of even in the sin. eerily oi their plug. thus too. tor a lee. they sell politicians to the voter:

Mini the vii-ennui: oi the nor in and the eilectiveriesa at the huckaier herealtu delorrnine who shall [overri Canada” asLecnouuamG—ien -

The political rumpllzn at is: in near beet-tuna: a zommmiui. nan hard-sell, ii is very um iiu ble whether this n good im- Clllldl and Canedlans.

The technique! are the same In thuae employed in selling an min-nubile. women's llahiona in cigarettes The essential pm ecu in either umpiliui iii the

Not The Most Broadening

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is good or had about Wlillcll leaders. Just u the huckatrrs writ our opinions about last Year's model product sum too tiKlIl. or Mr x lisps. consumes too much gas or too much us- uni. inconvenient neckzne or . uisinu-ri-ii In ethnic!” . Thus the 1962 party policie-

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Dur grandi-thera had a saytnl about nut buying a pin In a poke. we recently had a law‘ lbout not buyuui I Dork product l In mlslcldﬂl: packaging. should We not get hli‘k to the days 0' political rallies. whistle ham. and man our would-be teaiiera . tactLlo-liverlare?

Bu‘ he is you” and has hid his heed titled with the [lanes l ui iornnnlocv It he puu hla lnisl In a low ihuuund pounds n1 static thrust and a hollow. metal ball with Windows it in any hes-ail» he has had no opbunumiy tn enmidef deeply why he I! doing In Re laid. when he viewed the American counterpart in nu uwn vehicle. that he would not go albii in ii.

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