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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, April 4, 1959 INTERPRETING THE NEWS Tricky Chapter In Nehru Story By ED SIMON India's right to take in refugees Canadian Press Staff Writer |if she chose and to add that indi-| The safe arrival of the Dalal vidual applications would be con-| Lama on Indian soil has ended a/sidered on their merits. Once] tricky and inconclusive chapter in/again, it left both sides dissatis-|| Prime Minister Nehru's relations fied. i with Communist China. The next| Some of the pressure has been move is up to the Chinese. eased by the prime minister's Throughout the week in which welcome to his 'honored guest." Tibet's spiritual leader was mak-/But his problems are far from fng his hazardous way toward solved. ; | sanctuary, Nehru was forced into While it would have been in- a position that contrasted un-|conceivable for India to refuse happily 'vith his cherished role/asylum to a dignitary revered as the voice of the uncommitted by Indian as well as Tibetas bud- peoples of the world. |dhists, the 'action has gravely The man who has spent his embarrassed Nehru in his efforts life championing the cause of the|to remain on good terms with his oppressed was confronted by op-|Chinese neighbors, : pression barely outside his bor-| Up to now, Chinese diplomacy ders. Moral principle dictated ajhas been less than brilliant, con-/ clarion call of protest: national sisting principally of a series of security demanded silence. {implausible accusations of In- To the dismay of his friends |dian complicity in the revolt. For and the exultation of his foes,/the moment, he can do little be- Nehru sought to steer a middle yond denying the charges and course, making statements carry- waiting for the storm to blow ing compromising platitudes over, : worthy of lesser statesmen. In due course, the Chinese un- possible worlds -- bitter attacks) gestures and Nehru will agree to from Chinese and Indian Commu-iforgive and forget. But he will nists for alleged intervention in not easily regain the prestige he betan nationalists and their sym- pathizers for not taking action. Particularly galling to those Man To Set ship was his refusal to commit himself on the question of admit- ting refugees from the conflict years ago by the neutralist gov- St B d ernment of tiny Austria at the ay ecor time of the Hungarian uprising. LOST PRESTIGE | HAMILTON (CP)--Ron Ward. eee try to stay underwater for two days in a tank at the Sportsman's Show here later this month, . |break the Canadian and world With UAW |underwater diving records of 27 ihours; 44 minutes and 41 hours, Is Settled Ward plans to go into the tank {April 17. He says he'll eat ban- BRANTFORD (CP)--A wage anas and swallow hot soup and Equipment Limited and Local merged. 458, United Auto Workers ofl wang js a partner in a Lake America (CLC), was settled pio marine salvage company. strike deadline. ' . The new three-year contrac 0 t Of proposal will be voted on Sun- pera 10n 1,300-member local. The previous two - year contract expired in Y All December. | eawa A : 3 [ ' Canadian director, said the union Y C tl executive would recommend rato ear 0S Y {fication of the proposed con- tract. He declined to reveal the Fe reaped the worst of both|doubtedly will make conciliatory the Tibetan fighting and from Ti- has lost. who looked to Nehru for leader- Underwat a policy unhistatingly adooted 2'% n erwa er Nehru's answer was to assert'30, of nearby Dundas says he'll -- - ; Wage Dispute If he does so, the frogman will [1 minute respectively. dispute between Cockshutt Farm coffee for nourishment while sub- Thursday 30 minutes before a day by a mass meeting of th George Burt of Windsor, UAW| terms. CHICAGO (AP) -- Year-round operation of the St. Lawrence |Seaway is not feasible, the head |of the federal seaway agency said Thursday. Peanuts Gets Lewis G. 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O'Flaherty nursed the injury-| He said such a method might riddled Wolves into fourth place work in small, narrow channels, during the 195-59 season before but not in the seaway and the Kitchener - Waterloo eliminated Great Lakes' connecting chan- them in five games in the semi- nels. finals, "Maybe de-icing can be accom- "We had to let John go," said plished through application of Wolves' president Ted Hill. "Hel atomic energy in 20 or 25 years," seemed to be trying to make up Castle said. the team with too many veter-! Consideration of the bubble 4 ans and it just didn't pan out." method and other de-icing de O'Flaherty, a Toronto native vices was urged earlier this week who started his coaching caieer'by Senator Alexander Wiley in 1950 with Toronto St. Michael's|(Rep. Wis.).. The bubble method. Juniors and the senior Monarchs, originated in Sweden, uses com- was believed to be the highest pressors to drive air through per- paid coach in senior hockey at forated pipes lving on the bed of $300 a week. a channel. Bubbles rush to the He was rehired twice before by surface, and the turbulence pre- the Wolves after his replace- vents formation of ice. ments, Grant Warwick and Vie -- Lynn, were released. O'Flaherty| § is held a two-year contract but it| HAMILTON GALS LOSE b contained a clause that he could] MONTREAL (CP)--St. Lam- be released at any time. bert Community Sports Associa- "We have a few irons in the chalked up a 26-22 win in the fire but nothing definite yet," first game of their Eastern Can said Hill regarding a new coach. ada two-game final series with Ex-Leaf coach Billy Reay and Hamilton's United Steelworkers Wolves's forward Sam Bettio of America club Friday night. | have been mentioned as possibil- Final game of the total-point ser- » ities. ies is tonight. 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