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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 6, 1962 pe » * VISCOUNT MONTGOMERY UNDISMAYED { and his interest--some cail it|Clownish, figure he is ) plain interference -- in world times made out to be. * astound others and more often, * than not infuriate the people at "} --sometimes at his own invita- } tion--and his facility for break-|the merits Montgomery A Delight For News Columnists LONDON (CP) -- Most of the|stature can cause in interna-jon himself a catch phrase that British columnists who impishly| tional affairs. |still is synonymous with Monty and persistently urge Viscount} But many of his supporters,|and will follow his name into the Montgomery to stay home and|who remember him as Britain's| obituary columns. shut up would no doubt miss|great wartime hero, resent his| When he announced his inten- him if he ever heeded their ad-|treatment in the press and feel|tion to visit Moscow to 'have vi his prestige is unfairly depre-ja sit-down-round-the-table". with his comments |Ciated by the comic, almost)the "chaps" in the Kremlin, a some-|wide circle of British official- dom expressed horror. "As usual," : Connor, columnist for the Daily Beas ong Poe inhi pede Or. Mirror, "few doubts enter his Z : 0 rlia 4 e of-| -and-s ind." the Foreign Office. fered this rather qualified sup-| eS But his visits to world leaders) port in the House of Commons:|REFUSED TO FADE "Is it not time, leaving aside} Other newspapers joined in of some of the,with headlines such as: "Come His travels, affairs amuse his doting fans, | agxs NO QUARTER 'ing a world crisis down into|/speeches made by the fieldjoff it Monty," and "Monty! To tasty, if not tactful, school-boy|marshal, that we stopped at-jan old and meddling soldier-- language makes him the delight| tacking one who is a fine soldier|fade away." of cartoonists, columnists and/and an honorable man?" Said Connor, who writes. un- headline-writers, Such support, quite possibly,)der the name Cassandra: His career since he turned injjis wasted on Monty, Once,| "Field Marshall Montgomery his wartime beret and baggy|drawing a distinction betweenjhas rendered his country great corduroy trousers for the scar. | professional and personal criti-|services. He can crown them let and ermine of the House of|cism, he commented: with the final gift of silence." Lords has been a rough one| "I, of course, suffer from) Monty was undismayed. "I'm covering thousands of miles.|both. I don't mind. I rather en-|blowed if I can see why I |His foes say he is completely|joy it, actually." should not go."' And off he went. wrote William) a Viet to the United States, Monty, on that occasion, the American people their lead- ers--Eisenhower and Dulles -- were "'not awfully well." In world problems it was "a question of wisdom," he told the coast - to - coast audience, "and I would say that you have quite a bit to learn." After Russia he went to Com- munist China and returned say- ing he found Mao Tse-tung "'a fine chap' and that he would be happy to "go into the jungle with him."' The humor writers jhad a field day with that one. PRESCRIBES POISON His most recent flash onto the front pages followed his com- ment that what Chancellor Adenauer of West Germany needs is "a dose of weed - killer." | "He's an old man and over- jsensitive," the 75 - year - old |Monty told 400 senior officers at ithe Royal Military College of Science. "A small dose would do." | In South Africa, where he went for a personal study of racial problems, he caused a stir by telling his white hosts that if they found themselves threatened by blacks from the north "I shall draw my sword the|the House of Beads by describ- reasons were painfully cleazséng how a man is occupied dur- ld the college, he also acts as in- termediary between the gregations of the Roman Cath- olic Church and its Canadian bishops. Catholic College | Into 75th Year oii scwys nyo ROME (CP)--The Pontificaldents, all priests or members cial licence to do something Canadian College, a Romanjof religious communities with-|not sanctioned by the common Catholic seminary founded injout a mother house in Rome. |law of the church. the heart of Rome by Montreal] Rey. Romuald Bissonnette,| In addition, Father Bisson- members of the Sulpician or-|former professor of Holy Scrip-|nette has helped many Cana- der, celebrates its 75th anniver-|ture at Le Grand Seminaire de|dian tourists seeking permis- saty nex) year. Montreal, has served as college'sion to attend Papal audiences This year the college has anjrector for the last seven years./or church ceremonies in the enrolment of 54 Canadian stu-' His job is complex. Not only | Vatican. e Ow... a Gerber Quality comes in STRAINED |GREEN BEANS J with these great new conveniences 3, NEW LARGE-SIZE JUNIOR JAR for the first time o bigger container for heartier 1, NEW WIDE-TOP JAR Mokes it extra-easy to spoon out baby's food... the lost bit in the bottom of right down to oppetites. Just right for a toddler's does he supervise the as a, i Con-} the jar. 2. NEW QUICK-TWIST CAP A quick % turn and the jar is open. Another Ys turn recaps the jar securely to refrigerate any unused portion. growing needs. 4, SHOP-EASY LABELS on both strained and junior foods. Variety names are right at the top of the label to speed selection... save precious shopping time, naive politically; that he has no| In 1959, when he termed the| For foreign office officials,)and come and help you my- comprehension of the damage international situation 'a fright-|still blushing over his then-re-| Self. that statements by a man of his|ful dog's breakfast,' he hungicent television interview during! Not long ago he entertained ~ SPROULE'S BEEF 1S RED BRAND BEEF CANADA'S FINEST GRADE TO ASSURE QUALITY, FLAVOR AND TENDERNESS STEAK ROAST GROUND CHUCK THE KING OF ROASTS, EXTRA LEAN, ANY SIZE BONELESS LEG 'O PORK ROAST FOR FRYING, EXTRA WELL TRIMMED, NO WASTE FRESH SLICED, NOT SMOKED HAM STEAKS SUNBRITE MARGARIN LYNN VALLEY PEACHES .... 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Capital ex- penditures planned for the year total more than $212,000, includ- ing more than $104,000 for sta- dium improvements now under way. NEWS BRIEFS LASTING MENACE FELIXSTOWE, England (CP)--Naval experts called in to deal with a live mine pulled up by a Suffolk fishing boat discovered it was nearly 50 years old--laid by a German --boat in the First World War. MIXED BAND .- HIGHCLIFFE, England (CP) The silver band of this Hamp- shire town looks more like a string ensemble. Bandmaster Ben Bacon is appealing for money to buy new instruments, since many of them now are so old they have to be held to- gether by bootlaces. NOTED RESTAURANT LONDON (CP) -- London's oldest Chinese restaurant, the Cathay, will soon have to close because of the redevelopment scheme for nearby Piccadilly Circus. Among famous custom. ers in recent years of the rest- aurant opened in 1907 was Gen. Charles de Gaulle, during the Second World War. 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