Se SME nly ars B] TELEVISION IN SCHOOLS schoo! children, CBC school officials watch the first experiment with television in the schools. With pupils left to right: George Croskery, secre- Canadian Teachers Fed- eration; A. D. Dunton chairman of the CRC and Dr. Ca.ter Storr principal of Ottawa's Broadview public school. (CP Photo) Mr. Nehru Seeking Peace By Means Of Stalemate By PHILIP DEANE (In Montreal Star) NEW DELHI In fighting the poverty of Asia, Nehru is racing China's Mao Tse-tung. What is more the Indian Premier is fully aware that he is competing with the Red leader. "It is a test to see which Gov- ernment pays dividends material as well as cultural." Neh- ru has said, comparing his Gov- ernment with the Communist Gov- ernment in Peking. Nehru has also said that since 1917 wars have helped the spread of Communism. These are further reasons why the Indian Premier considers peace a necessity. : But this in his view, is threatened expansion hh empire 8 inevitably leads to war.' giders that Russia is e in the Tsraist tradition. the United States ecomomy is "explosively expansionist. Though he considers the people of America have idealism and humanism, "the experts in charge of (foreign pol- jcy) are usually wedded to a con- tinuation of the old traditions . . to the old game of power politics on a antic scale. On other hand, "in Burops, the great sclonial Powers of th past appear ve definitely ed the stage of expansion iy pase As for China: "I do not (she) has any appetite for ad- venture beyond her borders . . . China is merely interested in not having hostile neighbors on her borders, but beyond that there is no reason why she should not ac- quire a compromise solution." So according to Nehru those countries which chiefly threaten the peace are Russia and the Unit- ed tes. "All the evils of a pure- ly political democracy are evident in U.S.A.; the evils of the lack of political Jemocracy are Present in the USS ace, .which * He con sioni y the "old policy of e thinks'! hese are the two world Powers which 1 are still dominant, and which '"'have not the same urge to, co- operation," as for instance "the old European Powers (who) will think and act more in terms of peace and international coopera-| tion and will avoid war insofar as they can." And "if there is no co- operation, there is bound to be fric- tion with its inevitable results." Therefore Nehru constantly preaches cooperation and the abandonment of the old 'Power polities." But he recognizes that "realism, of course, there must be for no na- tion can base its domestic or for- policy on mere good- -will and | i of the imagination." Con- | ently his "neutralism' has a istic side which has been re- tedly explained to me by his fmares potential agressors, Nehru, would find it diffi cult fo plan an aggression if they could not foretell what fhe Jestiioh a e up of nations re Br ™ This kind of un- certainty would make an aggres- sor hesitate The greater the number of non- | Ni ve it a chance of pursuing an ndependent policy a policy which, as we have seen, he be- lieves will be peacelike. For Nehru, such a neutralist bloc, has another advantage, and one considerable for a man of his character: it makes him count for more than India's power warrants. "If we align ourselves with one or the other blocks, we cease to count," (July 7, 1950). And the more the bloc grows, the more Nehru counts. Although it would be vgrossly unfair to assume that what e wants most out of neutralism is leadership what he wants most is peace. Peace, as it exists today, thinks Nehru (speech of May 15, 1954) is based on a stalemate with no side gaining an advantage over anoth- er. Until the spirit of co-operation develops, the stalemate will have | to do instead as the basis of peace; and consequently attempts to up- set the stalemate--to upset the balance of power -- are opposed by Nehru. He voted for United Nations troops to fight the North Korean Communists because they were in- vading South Korea and sett- ing the balance." When th hed N in its turn, tried to cross the par- allel, Nehru warned against this, saying that it was going to "dis- | turb the balance " As Russia was getting too g sgive in F ehru had tus to say abou. (ne | partisan policy with his major op- North Alantte Trea aniza- lone, se ol" verried Shek self-defence ® Pp gver oa ra- to fly into S Noror acd there. to work is where his emotions are involved for arias to over Kash- mir: 'My Sartiali to Kashmir leads me confesses. Neither Bop a SR work for Pakistan, whose ve very Soncept § is an lief in the unity of amity of nia. i Be ssue rR onialism, ng) Jenson rejects i. Hi Sikions eject ues are et a - him, 'al it must for- ri rs a showing s of Indo-C mended that the French troops ve- main in the na 3% Jaktn 's policy 'is going to work in most of the countries of Asia Com- munist activities in South-East As by their extreme violence and ter- roristic methods . . . and by going 'against , . nationalism, perform a 'counter- revolutionary act . .. The Communist Party has extra-terri- torial allegiances." (July 7, 1950). Nehru does not want a Commun- ist victory in South-East Asia. Nev- ertheless SEATO for him is bad because, as he has said, he con- siders it an ineffective means of fighting Communist subversion, a Thom a9 prt , btn yo pu thm on siechr reversal of the trend to peace start- The Corporation of the City of tr Siena the Lousdl ot Job Stttttatitn af hu Clty ot Othtwe ropess NAMES OF HIGHWAYS DESCRIPTION, OF MIGHWAYS Albert Roed ........ Bost of Simeoe Street North .......iesscsees.. TAUNTON ROAD Albert Rood ........ West of Simeos Street North .....cevesssssss. TAUNTON ROAD SN Albert Street ..... +. North of Albert Road ines Has Evade 'SENECA AVINYS un north and south batwesn King Seer Wen and ! Park Avenue in South Westmunt dis oo. GRENFELL § Allenby Avenue ......Between Haig Street and Beverly Avenve ..... Setvaen Lark Aver tS ema K Sirest Wont de Sr apn Birch Avenue ....... Between Ritson Road and between C.P.R. pte] : Central Park Bouleverd Runs north Wom King SHestiate cesssensssseses.CINTRAL BOULEVARD Coder Valey Boulevard North of Albert Red i nausea siousn EHIOPEWA AV Eldon Avenwe ........ Between Albert Street and Ritson Rood South ......BANTING AV Edward Avenue hswenss ALGONQUIN | { Fareweh or Fairview Fant of Rvaride Brin and not of King rat Bo venue CAMBRIDGE AVENUS esses. From the Oshawa Harbour te the Kingston Reed .. FAREWELL STREET <ssesss, Runs between Howord Street and Ritson Roed South and is between C.P.R. and Highway 401 ..... ows .A northerly eontinuation of Park Road North ......PARK ROAD North off the North Service Rood cesses FOX STREET First Avenue Florence Street ...... Fox's Roed ......... ed at Geneva: and also because he thinks SEATO might serve as a curb on Malaya's anti - colonial | struggle. SEATO, moreover is u military pact in which India would play second fiddle to stronger na- tions. Above all, SEATO tends to push China further into the arms of the Russians and the postpones v its entry into the neutralist bloe, which Nehru wants enlarged as one way of preserving peace. THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH 17 ERIE STREET Sends THISINVITATION to you -- so you will meet and hear REV. G. W. STEVENS general evangelist of the Free Methodist Church. REFUSES OFFER PARIS (AP) -- Furmer ee Robert Schuman said Wednesda he has refused the job of Frene | ambassador to the United States. | | Premier Pierre Mendez-France of- | fered Schuman the post as part of an attempt to set wp a non He speaks with simplicity, sound knowledge and sincerity TONIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Be sure to come early -- bright song service -- special singing -- gospel preaching you will not soon forget ponents in foreign affairs, the Catholic Popular Republican move ment, of which Schuman is a leading member. | IMPORTANTT OFFICIAL | The "Intendant" was the! French Government officer in New | France who superintended justice, | Gliddon Street .. .Between Drew Street ond Yonge Street ..GLIDDON AVENUE | Gibbs Avanie. on. ve | .Runs north and south between' Park Rood and Sean son's Road, north of King Street West Runs east and west between Park Road North and yw Ww Stevenson's Road, north of King Street West ...... ANNAPOLIS AVENUR ++. .Between Kitchener Avenue ond Bloor Street East ... MONTGOMERY ++. From Bloor Street to King Street East ............ HARMONY ROAD vevessNOMh of King Street BOSE 5... vo euni iitess HARMONY ROAD NOR _Bewsen Howard Street and Orchard View Boulevard = and between Simcoe Street North and Somerville ; ALGONQUIN STREET =. Street . . . TECUMSEH Avinug i crane. . .Between Somerville Street ond Simeoes Street North . . The south one of two small east-west streets named Hoge! off the east side of Thomton Road North . FRASER AVENUE + Thu north one: of twp smoll sires' warmed Hope! off the east side of Thornton Road North vsessess.The north-south Hogel Street seven ae sean ss .LOUSA STREET .Between Rosslond Rood West end Jones Avenue ... OSLER STREET .. Parallel to Highway 401 between Simcoe Street oh and Drew Steet . . casi. oer rvea.. «... JACKSON AvENUR' | Hubert Street ........ | ootaon Street .... police and finance, Kingston Rood .......Between Wilson Rood and est City Limits .......KING STREST EASY eommitted nations -- this reason- ing continues -- the more difficult it is for potential aggressors to make effective military plans. Thelifre the number of non-com- mitted mations should be increased. Natural candidates for the non- comitted "third block' are 'the hundreds of millions in Asia and Africa and the people of Western Europe whom Nehru considers willing to So-plerate. CHINA CANDIDATE China, too, would be a candidate. 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JOHN'S, SAINT JOHN, SHERBROOKE, TROIS-RIVIERES, TORONTO, QUEBEC, LONDON, WINNIPEG, EDMONTON, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, CALGARY, PORT. ARTHUR -- FORT WILLIAM, SUDBURY, SARNIA, WINDSOR, HAMILTON, KINGSTON, REGINA, SASKATOON, SHAWINIGAN FALLS, HULL, 4 , Riverside Drive ... King Reed ... .. Between Park Rood and the west City Limite ...... KING STREST WaSP- Kivane Avenue : .Runs east and west meer Bonnibres Point ot Loke Ontario . Runs north end south neer Bonnibree Point et Lake Ontario . . . Between Birch Avenue and Wilson Roed end be- tween C.P.R. and Highway 401 . .Between Loke Ontario and Stone Street . Between Pork Rood North and Gibbs Street end ene block north of King Street West . .Running east and west from Nesseu Street tewerd Kivane Avenue seen Lokeview Avenwe ..... Macdonald Street or Marie Street |. Maple Street ........Runs east and west from the eest side of Gibbs Avenue in North Westmount . . . South of Oxford Street between Simees. Street and Park Road tesasssesssssasessesssss OKFORD STRABIY Mothersill Roed, MHert's | Hill Road or Grand | View Bouleverd | Mothersill Road, Mert's | Hill Roed or Grend View Boulevard Neath or Arthur Street Mill Street .. TERR North of King Street ast ....coccvvvevereees.. SRANDVMW STRIIV . South of King Street Bost ...... seas The easterly sontinuation of Athol Street beyond Wilson Rood . Paralleling 401 Highway from the Cromwell Avenue Cloverleaf to Thornton Rood Orchard Avenue ...... Between Somerville Street and Simcoe Street North . Orchard Avenue ......Betwean Wilson Road South and Farewell Avenue, olso between Riverside Drive and Harmony Read ... HOSKIN AVENUE . East of Wilson Road end First Street south of Athol Street . . Between Bloor Street East end Third Avenue .Dorth from King Street Eost between Ritson Road and Wilson Road .Between Richmond Street end Colborne Street and > between Ritson Road North end Wilsen Road Nerth. . CORNWALL STResy p .In South Westmount running Road South just north of Gibb Street .Between Drew Street and Ritson Road end between C.P.R. ond Highway 4011 Park Avenue ........Between Birch Avenue and Wilson Reed end between CP.R. and Highway 401 ............. ve eness DUNKIRK AVENUE Pine Street ..........Between Simeoe Street end Celine Street Price Street ..........Continuation southward @f EBibbs Avenue in the North Westmount Distriet . .Part of Harmony Road South {Hermony: Plan) . i ion of Riversi Ki reet ia Riverside Doivy on of King St North S_. 00 Rood . .. WAYNE AVENUE Orehard Avenwe ..... Oshewa Bouleverd ... ODokes Avenwe ...... Park Avenwe ... Parks Avenue Queen Street Riverside Avenue .... cesses RIVERSIDE DRIVE .South of King Street East" RIVERSIDE DRIVE $i Roger Street ........ South of King Stet fast berviun Conant See end Annis Street .... : ..DANISL STREET | Russell Avenue .......Beween Hillcrest Drive a Wilson Rood ees... ORYONO Avanut, |5¢. Julien Street ..... Southerly sontinuation of Yonge Street ........... OSHAWA 'souLIvVARS | Second Avenue .......Runs between Drew Street 4 Bituon. Road: South { and is between C.P.R. and ¥ | South Servies Road ....Paralleling Highway 3A rem Pork Road 'to fhe westerly limit .......... 000. 00000ssbabessse DOOR stoner Stevenson's Road .....North of King Street West ...eeeeessssssassss STIVANSON ROAD Stevenson's Reed .....South of King Street Wast veasesssssns. STEVENSON ROAD Third Avenue ........Between Drew Street and Ritson Rod ....-. ves JACKSON AVENUE Thornton's Road ......North of King Street West cossees sen. THORNTON ROAD Thornton's Roed ......South of King Street West ..Boundary road between City and Derlington Town- .Boundary road between City vd Darlington Tewn- ship, south of King Street Eost .Runs east and west between Hancock Rood end Town line and just south of King Street East .Runs from Veterans Avenue to Bloor Street Best "between Wilson Road and Farewell Roed ete es. .Between King Street East and C.P.R. and between CENTRAL PARK ions Ritson Road h and Wilson Road South BOULEVARD SOU Woodcrest Street .....Running north from Rossland Road West Yonge Street ........Runs north and south between Eulalie Street and King Street East d The Judge of the County Court of the County of Onlarie hes eppreved o the foregoing notice, appointed the 26th day of November, 1954, of the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon ot the Chamber in the City Hall, Oshawe, Ontario, es the day, Heur 'nd place for wonsidering the by-law and for hearing those advocating and opposing the ahenge. A copy of the proposed by-law, stating the ressens fer the changes, mey be seen ot the ¢ f City Clerk, City Hell, Oshawa, Ontario. | ; DATED ot Oshawa, Ontario this 1st dey of October, 1954. fown Line sess wecan Un-named Street ..... Un-nemed Street .... Willingdon Street 5 MeNTILY, oe - FE City of Oshova, 8 | tiie n...MALIBURTON STRONY Sad