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26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Mey 10, 1705 Oe Meet Lk 6 tee i tai NANO SEG PPE SS By JOHN YORSTON QUEBEC (CP)--French Can-; ada has reached a state of pas- sive resistance to Confederation, Opposition Leader Daniel John- son told the legislative assem- bly Wednesday. '"Analyze the results of the latest federal election, he said, 'Probe the depths of the Social Credit phenomenon. You will find that all of French Canada is already in a state of passive resistance towards Confedera- tion and the federal parties that embody it." Mr. Johnson, speaking in a y debate on Confederation, said that if French-Canadians didn't have anything else in Confeder- ation, they once believed they had "a certain political re- course."' But this last illusion--that any party needed Quebec's support to form a government in Ottawa --went out the window in the 1958 federal election when the Conservatives took 208 seats. "Why then be surprised at 4 |the feeling of uneasiness and in- GOVERNOR ROMNEY AND FRIEND Little Cynthia Hoek, 3, of Holland, Mich.,finds a new friend in Gov. George Rom- ney. He took time from his parade and street-scrubbing duties at the opening of the annual Tulip Time festival in RACTORY \ } y/ // V Crd / - Ld 'Sim the western Michigan commu- nity, to admire the tot's cos- tume and to show her his offi- cial invitation to lead the parade. The Governor's Dutch garb included wooden shoes A\ AN Li i BE 8 2 BB which were custom made to fit his high arch. --(AP Wirephoto) HAD LONG RUN London's Royal Theatre in Drury Lane has been playing since 1663, - [it | ! é Lp < ea "j security that exists in Quebec towards Confederation?" he asked. Mr. Johnson said today's youth do not want to be a mi- nority "in a country that their ancestors discovered and civil- ized 300 years ago. "They no longer have faith in the present Confederation be- cause it tends to make them an eternal minority, backward co- lonials in a century that is sup- |posed to have put an end to all \forms of colonialism, / - ] . be N « Resistance Seen To Confederation He said that T. C. Douglas, national leader of the New Dem- ocratic Party, found the right 8 description in saying Quebec's feelings now are "'an iceberg of discontent." "What we see on the surf- ace," the Union Nationale part compared. with what re- mains hidden in the depths, resurgence of separatism, form much more coherent gon." Mr, Johnson said be found within organized sep- aratist movements. He went on: Pi "More those citizens of our province Ways To Save , A-Ban Talks Sought . LONDON (AP)--The United tates and Britain are search- ing for ways to save nuclear test-ban negotiations in Geneva from collapse. Informed sources in Moscow leader said, "is only a small/said Wednesday Premier af y ae Khrushchev told both President The|Kennedy and Prime Minister in a|Macmillan last week that he and|Will make no more concessions rational than ever before, is|0M the test-ban issye. only one manifestation among] Western diplomatic sources many others of this prenome-|played down reports that Ken- nedy and Macmillan were con- it would be|Sidering meeting with Khrush- a mistake to believe that the|chev. Whether the Soviet leader i fi ja/i8 angling for such a summit only separatists in Quebec could session remains to be seen. U.S. officials have the im- ression the Kremlin is getting till are|Set for a new propaganda as- numerous. °¢ Telsault on the Western allies, robably in connection with the WATO council meeting next week in Ottawa. Diplomats in London, Wash- 'ington and Geneva'are studying alternative proposals for salvag- ing 4% years of frustrating work in Geneva. 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