Opinions Found Diverse On Davie Fulton Action

By KEN KELLY ' ‘ .ot the people of BC for a gov-lgoing to exist, it mght as well 8F¢55lve ammde- ‘tigious next to that of external t9TTAwAfiicP)—~]lin?m9 F21. erngnlent uwhose liéitegrity andghave an able and respectable In exchange he would be affairs and prime minister—to on commi' ing potica suici e sta iity ey cou respect. eader." headjn . 8,“, without a n. “public works last August and or embarking on a” courageous By Implication. he was sug-IPAIR AT ODDS iresentaguve pm ‘lhe B'C' legislg_.was replaced by former finance “3mg?!” "Sad; { d F9531“ Sla‘ikl at Alfred Wain??? However. Mr. Fulton and Mr. Iture. leaderless and conceded iminisw" Fleming-

0 con e nun on in e ocia re i a mins ra- iD _ ~ i Mr. Fulton made no secret of hon} sides of {ms question W- mm of Premier B ouglas were at odds as to the by Conservatives to have been

that he will pursue that objec-Isources regarded his move as tive as DC Conservative leader levidence of dissatisfaction with only if a convention “represent ithe state of Conservative for- ative of Conservative opinion ttunes nationally. which suffered throughout the whole province" a w at the June 18 federal asks him to do so. election that placed the Con- here was unanimity that Mr. lservative government in a mi- Fulton showed great courage in »norin position. Om‘l‘ifltl ‘9 El" UP a $27~000-3-. They see another point of dis- .vear cabinet post and [weraltsatisfaction as well: The fact team!" mark“ bl’ OU‘SIandlng lthat Mr. Fulton moved from the parliamentary ability and a pro- justice portfoliPthe most pres-

lowtng Mr. Fulton s announce a thorn in Mr“ Fulton's sideicOnservatives would have at. ‘greatest pride on his period as‘ moot last‘ week_ that he is over the Columbia River (level-1th.. next provincial election. SEE DISSATISFACTION justice minister. especially for available if British (oliimbia opment treaty. New Democrats' Mn mushy Liberal and Social Credit‘the progressive program of pe-

ennnefl- "mg ieffect Fulton leadershp of thelat the ebb tide of its fortunes. "‘9 la“ "‘3' he 100‘“ bu“ With.

the system's 3 top executive posts. as predicted. however, that this situation would change because of the recruiting of French - Canadian university graduates in recent years.

ital reform be instituted. As to the suggestion that he ‘ ting into

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sembling around him “the best] “bin” “‘3’ pmVin“ .fver-h'd' QUEBEC (CPl—Jean March- f°r bull“ and talent. .and. president of the Confedera- They say be h“ °°mmnment5 ition of National Trade Unions. 0’ support If “flied I"’m’lsays discrimination against? leader. that demonstrate Mr. Frenchman“; Canadians in Benne“,h35 1°“ the “mum” the CNR exists in the system, is named to an important office. °f “sum-“‘5 and ‘small c0” rather than at the levckof Presi- .but farther back. when the sys- Wl’atlve "lung elements- wm“ dent Donald Gordon. Item begins to groom potential

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than he would if he came from a French - Canadian back- ground.” ,

He said discrimination exists. not at the moment when a man

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5”“ ____________ CNTU here. Mr. Marchand 'Nov. 20. when he told the House m. o, 1...“ 1... “tampon. SMALLEST PLANET ‘ssid: “There isn't any doubt iof Commons railway committee figmpotxghgmcu plate Mercury is the nearest planet that someone with an Anglo- that there were no French- “Wm, nnmmu

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to the sun, an average 36,000.- Saxon background will find it 000 miles distant. to get a high poSItion

CODSPFYEUVES Want him 8! their l-iis view appeared to findiamong them, consider it likely Drownch 193d?“ some support from a political'a vigorous Conservative party The 46-year-old works minis- opponent federally whose party‘under Mr. Fulton would split ter. member of Parliament for also is breathing down Mr. Ben- the small conservative vote the British Columbia constitiiwnett's heck provincially. ‘h the Bennett Social Credit ency of Kamlnnps since 1945 T. C. Douglas, New Democra- .forces. thus providing the New and a federal cabinet ministei tic Party leader whose provin-lDemocrats with a clear road to since 1957, indicated he regards .cial colleagues in 8C. are the power in the province. his decision as a great crusade. ‘official opposition to Mr. Ben. But Mr. Fulton says his ob- He spoke at a press confer- gnett's government. said “if the‘jective is to form the next gov- ence of the “desperate need" .political right wing in BC is‘ernment of BC And he said

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