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LANGUAGES COMPARISON E -,Quebec Development ; in Quebec for months. "4 simplest | known as "separatist" '| ments, advocating Quebec's out- _-- |has already signed him to do three more pictures. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 20, 1961 15 A View Of 'Separatist jo... cm: By WILLIAM STEWART MONTREAL (CP)--In federal elections expected in 1962 an 'important question -- particu- 4 larly in Quebec province--may 4 be the place of French - speak- ing people in the Canadian '| community. ' It has been under discussion In its and most extreme form, it is put this way: Does Quebec really belong in Confederation today and tomor- row or would its people be bet- 4 ter off if it were declared a new country separate from the rest of Canada? The issue was raised by the appearance of three groups, move- right secession from Canada. Politicians, university people and all Quebec's important jour- nalists have been discussing it. In November, Justice Minister Fulton, Liberal Leader Pearson and T. C. Douglas, New Demo- cratic Party leader, spoke about it in public appearances in Que- bec province. STUDY CONFEDERATION .. Dr: Marcel Chaput, biochem- ist with the Canadian Defence Research Board who was chosen leader of one of the separatist groups in the fall, got in dutch with his federal employers over the question of time off to make a speech about separatism, and resigned his Ottawa post. The, stage seemed set for a showdown along old lines of English - language master mak- ing life difficult for French- speaking employee. But things did not work out that way. A general view in Quebec is that separatists would have ap- peared if both French- and Eng- lish-language citizens enjoyed a mutually happy marriage in Confederation. The reasoning is that if sep- aratists have appeared, some- thing must be wrong and it's time to get to the bottom of it. The 100th anniversary of Con- federation occurs in 1967. A fairly common opinion is that the British North America Act, Canada's constitution, should be looked at again to see just what it stipulates and whether what it does stipulate will permit de- velopment of both French and English - speaking peoples with equa! opportunities right across the board and as Canadians. With a federal election com- ing, perhaps in 1962, prominent representatives of Quebec. ex- pect to hear the views and poli- cies of the federal political par- ties on this aspect of Canada's future, The, reason is. that public men, newspapers and lecturers have questioned: 1. The dominant role of Eng- lish-speaking citizens, as well as United States interests, in the business world of Canada, including Quebec. 2. The effectiveness of French- Parliament as sponsors of their people's point of view. 3. The limited use of French in federal government offices. 4. The difficulties of education in French for citizens of French- language origin outside Que- bec while Quebec gives equal education privileges to both English and French citizens in Quebec. In other words, many Quebec- ers are asking whether Canada really is a bilingual and bicul- tural-country, as it is repre- rsented, or whether in fact it is a country with nine English- speaking provinces and just one bilingual province. NO SLOGANS On earlier occasiéns when Quebec nationalism has been prominent, slogans and emo- tions usually got involved at the heart of the issue. This time, the examination is much more hard + headed with concern about getting at the facts and roots of matters. For example, intellectuals looking at separatism now want to know just how secession would be carried out; what kind of government the new state of Quebec would set up; what its policies would be; and what its people would have to pay in taxes. Labor leaders want to know what would happen to workers' standard of living; how Quebec business would: make out; and what the long-term economic outlook would be. ' Another important question asked is what would happen to about 1,000,000 citizens of French-Canadian. origin outside Quebec. The atmosphere of frank speaking about the issue was demonstrated 'by a Canadian Af- fairs Conference organized by Laval University students at Quebec City Nov. 15-18. His- torians, journalists and political figures of both languages spent the three days talking about Canada, its French and Eng- lish peoples, the constitution, separatism and allied subjects, CHAPUT RESIGNS It was for an appearance at the Laval meeting that Dr. Chaput was absent without leave from the research board and subsequently was suspended from his a job for two weeks. He resigned from the board' Dec. 4. : Kotcheff was Canada's young- est TV play producer when Britain's independent ABC tele- vision signed him up on a long- Canadian To Direct English Movie Drama it sien ; ' | In 1959 he was voted best PINEWOOD, England (CP)--\and this is primarily a story,army officer, later a business|4-ama director of the year by| When movie producer Ivan Fox-|of the clash of two personali-|executive, to prove himself thelin. society of Film and Tele-| well, intent on getting away/ties." social equal of his antagonist|,;cion Aris. This year he in-| from "kitchen-sink" dramas,| In the movie, to be released|Mason. ; New lvaded London's West End thea-| decided to make a frankly|overseas by next fall, James| The occasional slip in a care-\1., with a well-received pro-| escapist entertainment set/Mason and John Mills, two of fully nurtured uppercrust ac! duction of Alun Owen's: Pro- largely in the South Seas, he|Britain's top actors, respec-jcent or mannerism might con-| ores to the Park. | made a surprising choice of di-|tively play a patrician playboy |vulse British audiences but is| Bolichine dhe! gual screen rector--Canadian William (Ted)|and a prickly self-made manjunlikely to mean much to oth-|, Di reeata steetele. oF Kotcheff. whose stations in life are iron-|ers, Kotcheff has concentrated|for @ Dé | ; : inti | icol rought_. problems) Why surprising? Because Tor-lically reversed. |instead on pointing up the fund- pogo or... rowan aaikeator | onto-born Kotcheff, who hasinies SATIRE jamental clash of birthright be-|siefly what he calls a "'change| : morenent, © § ; nek climbed high in his six years' "eq Kotcheff himself, a huge,|"r sce it cather' in terms off pace." | toe gee st tau, (Senial bear of a man with @xennedy and Nixon," he said) "Film work is more of a per-| nies, has won his greatest lau-|-of Canadian 'burr and mobile| : stapaeh "aliote. 4 eens : | réls with plays whose sleazy|a.+~ features inherited from|t"oushtfully between shots in/fectionist business than televi-| working-class Settings are aS/hi, Bulgarian parents, doesn't|tne {ast week of filming Tiara/.iqn Every scene has io be got! "kitchen-sink" as they come. | <4, anything inconsistent in ex- Won has had to slog it up|iust right and you can spend _ Foxwell took another erage changing the kitchen sink foryr,om the bottom, self-made all/hours working over it. But a in selecting the 31-year-ol oe ne the coral strand. [the way--the other was born tolgcene in a TV play has to get| nadian for the star - studded) «The clash between the two|, natural sense of privilege. |; d h fiat. tpn] Rank movie Tiara Tahiti--for)main characters has satirical|... not a Nixon man but I felt its point home irst time.| this is ngage hy rl pat overtones and I like satire." kinda 'sorry for the guy when There's no going back. | at directing a feature film. Kotcheff has directed the pic- : | A 5 lhe lost out to that silver-spoon| Kotcheff's ties with Britain/ Explained Foxwell, a suave/ture with perhaps more of an fig: seine: Noel Coward figure, on the set |background. There was s jwere further cemented Dec. 10) eye to North American audi-|,,. 7 " | : ' at Pinewood studios in Berk-jences than a British director| Ming moving about it. when he married Sylvia Kaye, shire: "'I studied Ted's work on|would have done. 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