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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 21, 1960 ~ national complacency, unwilling-\, pycjear test ban. He believes|eut out for him. PAPER COLLECTOR Ted Abrams displays a few | ples of parchments, rare hand- samples of the valuable paper | made papers and out-of-print collection he hopes to donate | newspapers. His wife, Carmen, one day to a Canadian mu-| shares his enthusiasm and .is seum, He started the unusual | helping him on a book about hobby when he was eight and | paper as an art form. now has more than 2000 sam- --(CP Photo) Complacency Trend Worry For Secretary By HAROLD MORRISON In Hefier's Ping? the Soon a spect talking he] the Sontiog | Writer (ground is in the universal under-|ing n or maintaining western | Canadian Pres Sul ve ti {standing of the terrible dangers defence and meeting demands on| WASHINGTON W le 120o¢ an accidental triggering of an|the U.S. treasury. The response Rortens Big Secon if |atomic war and the colossal eco-|he got was discouraging. jas. % C€P'Y nomic waste involved in the| And so the 65-year-old Herter, a | Irrent E » concerned a possivle Se of maintenance of war machines. [slender six-foot-five with wisps of isolationism 1 4 d ; toward He feels progress is being made|white hair, twinkling blue eyes| | The growing tendency foward, the three-power negotiations onjand brown bowtie, has his work| [ness to deal with responsibiticSialso that the element of East Though at times he must bob-| that alliance: impose, disturb|wect crisis has eased, though itl, Aol him most as he faces possibly| may' be hard to tell what will oc-| Pic Ob Crutches because of pain | 3 & i i | A Po ful arthritis in his hips, he keeps) {his last nine months in office. |oyr after the summit talks which ; 1 And yet, in the time that Te- ion a Paris May 16 up a travelling pace as fast and mains before the end of the Ei-| * : perhaps even faster than that set| senhower administration next PRESSING NEED by his predecessor, John Foster vi i -| Dulles, fatally stricken by cancer January, he will continue to cam-| Aud as he moves about his paign for things that might en-|yorkshop--the diplomatic trouble(® Yéar 28°. courage isolationism-an end t0|spots of the world--he TON See Herter completes his first year the cold war and stable peace ahout him the pressing needs of|in office April 21. In the opening| with the Soviet Union. Irising populations and the emer-/days of his appointment, he found | | A great ambition of the sensi- gence of new nations, {his relationship with Eisenhower | |tive, mild-mannered diplomat is| The man who played a prom- awkward. Eisenhower had leaned to lessen the dangers of the izent part in creation of the post-|heavily on Dulles for support. "Frankenstein monsters" theiwar Marshall Plan for aid to {world has created--the atom and yar-battered Europe is conscious PERSONAL CONTRAST hydrogen bombs. of a world ferment which the U.S.| In personality, Herter is as cannot afford to ignore. |different from Dulles as night SOVIET SINCERITY | And yet within the U.S. he and day. Dulles was tough and He is known to feel that de-|finds slower response to the need aggressive and fought the com- spite the verbal gymnastics dis- for foreign aid, He discovers thal!munists with religious zeal. Her- played by the Russians at Ge-/55 tensions and pressures are|ter, born in Paris and raised in neva, the Soviet government |ifted, Americans become 'less/Boston, the son of artist parents, really wants a measure of dis-||jkely to want to face unpleas-|is soft-spoken, always searching armament though it will ry to ant truths, paying more attention|for understanding. buy it at a price of minimum in-|t5 internal problems. | The year has brought changes. ternational inspection of Soviel, Aljiances, born of military ne- Relations between the President | territory. cessity, become difficult to main-|and the secretary are infinitely He senses that Seviet Premier (ain, And, Herter feels, the Rus-|better now. The shape of world {Khrushchev sees his own niche sjaps, shrewdiy aware of what is|diplomacy ha changed. An era in history carved out of eco- going on, may profit from weak-|of personal diplomacy by the nomic accomplishment rather ened defence structures. leaders themselves has led to the than military conquest, and thai easing of immediate crisis. It has the facts of life may dictate the DISCOURAGING REACTION lopened the kind of ground which terms of the East-West common Recently, Herter took a trip toa man of Heiter's sensitivity may ground, ithe U.S. Midwest. There he made!find easier to cultivate, oNLY PHILCO-BENDIX WASHES 7 SHEETS YOU CAN OWN A 1960 PHILCO-BENDIX "AUTOMAGIC" WASHER WITH HIGH-CAPACITY WASHING ACTION FOR ONLY \ 16% 00m EASY TERMS ARRANGED in one] EXCLUSIVE HIGH-CAPA safer washing than in any other agitator machine PLUS ALL THESE OTHER ADVANCED FEATURES! * Self-ba ancing tub. You car * Triple-Dut Filter-Dispen r y ISpense foad it! 2 yo. penses detergents, fabric condit No off-balance alance cut-offs. dis- * € push-button cycles. 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