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BY HIS EMINENCE CARDINAL McGUIGAN

a . In a few days we shall be hear- ing much of the gathering at the

West, between the ‘“‘free’’ world and the “Communist” world. The Principal import of these pro- nouncements be that the differences are too great to be Feadily and easily overcome, that our hopes for a real break in the

And this is as it should be, for whether the diplomats realize it or not, and we must suspect that they do, their labors are largely in vain.

"No amount of “flexibility” or “rigidity’’ on the various issues to be discussed will bring a worth while agreement with the Com- munists, to say nothing of the! chances of a lasting peace among}

benevolent authority, or arrived at in the conference room, are

the reign of justice within him. Happiness; too, is the by-product of duty accepted in obedience and performed in love.

_As it is for the individual, so with the nation. Peace among the nations will exist when there is a

when the men and women of the world stress duties more than rights, when the peoples, bound together by the ties of nature and common aspiration, come to a better understanding of the value of obedience in life and, above all, when they arrive at a deeper appreciation of the source from which such obedience must spring, which is love.

‘| has degenerated into an indiffer-

after the lumbermen requested— with the support of several com- mittee members—speed up of a five-year plan to increase by 50 per cent the 135-member staff of the forest products laboratories of Canada.

Mr. Ambridge Tuesday,. after William Payne (PC — Coast-Cap- ilano) suggested better produc- tion methods would reduce costs, said the committee member didn’t know what he was talking about.

The lumbermen's association, representing regional organiza- tions across Canada, said sawmill operators earned $7,000,000,000 in _| 1958, down $2,000,000,000 from 1955-56 peaks.

Biggest reduction ‘was in export sales—now accounting for half of total production—because of bet- ter production methods in the U. S. and price cutting by Rus- sia in Europe and elsewhere. High Canadian freight costs also were a big factor affecting for-

eign sales. men, for whom the “open” mind

ence to truth, for whom right and wrong, good and evil, are on an equal footing. like Christ and Bar- abbas before Pilate. Like Pilate, these are the men who put the jesting question, “‘What is Truth? and do not stay for an answer!

wrote; pretend that they despise humanity for its weakness, while in reality, they hate it for «its strength. Not for the Christian is the refuge of cynicism and so- phisticated despair. ZEAL FOR TRUTH

conviction; we who have the light must have the fire as well; we who have the ideals must pos- sess as well as passion for their triumph among men. —

When we who claim Christ as our teacher, fail to act out of our beliefs, when we th the frigid waters of indifference, of medioc- rity, upon the fires of passion within us which gives us the

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in the world, it is we who must snap out of the lethargy -of the time, it is for us‘to rekindle the

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The four, neatly dressed in shirts, ties and suits, answered a variety of questions. George Kon- eak and Abraham Ogpik spoke English and the two older men answered through interpreters al- though

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