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NATO Delegates' Behavior OTTAWA (CP)--A newspaper story that says some Canadian delegates. to a recent NATO par. liementary conference in Paris "spent their nights in Pigalle and slept by day,"' has churned up anger in the Commons. Another story in another newspaper, meanwhile, has sug- gested that the Canadian dele- gation did not have the back- ground or experience to do a proper job. But it was the story by Jean Charpentier, parliamentary 5s 7 a Presse, that stirred up things in Real Caouette, the Social that Mr. Charpentier be summoned respondent for Montreal the Commons. deputy leader of Credit party, demanded Rapped The La Presse story gives a resume of speeches made by Canadians to the conference. "In a speech of about two minutes, Andre Bernie (SC-- Richmond-Wolfe) exhorted the nations of NATO to change their monetary system... . "Georges Valade (PC--Mont- real Ste. Marie) vainly tried to read a speech by Prime Minis- ter Diefenbaker, on the Euro- pean Common Market... . "Miss Judy Lamarsh alized that her speech, due to her inexperience, possibly. was confusing. Truthfully, she didn't seem to understand it herself." Speaker Marcel Lambert re- before the Commons' privileges served his decision until today and elections committee. Another Social Credit mem- on the question of Mr, Charpen- tier being summoned before the ber, Raymond Langlois (Megan-|committee, tic), said the story was "not} only an insult against all mem- bers of the House, but against!dian delegation as the Canadian people." Mr. Charpentier's story said Mr, Langlois said an editorial in La. Presse painted the Cana- "incompe- tents, women-chasers, who take their. shoes off in. meetings and Canadian parliamentary delega-|stick their finger in their nose." _tions to international confer- | In a reference to Mr, Char- ences are 'always ill-prepared,|pentier, he asked. 'how a jour- often disinterested and times without talent." "| |. The contrast with other 'ary delegates when he himself) some-/nalist can think he can dictate a line of conduct to parliamen- a--| Niagara Falls) spoke briefly but stopped quickly when she : re- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 29, 1962 25 4rd Best Month : : \from a year earlier. a \pares with the year's peak }month of nearly 58,200 vehicles shipped in May. Total factory shipments of For Car Plants | 120 iocneats Canadian-made vehicles during babes : yes . Seo poe the 10 months January-October auto plants in Octobe: i third' best. month so far this|T8 32-1 per cent to 104,347 year, and factory shipments from the corresponding 1961 to- since January are one-third/tal of 306,107. ahead of last year, the Domin-| passenger car shipmenis in ion Bureau of Statistics reported/Qctober, at 40,385, were 43.2 Wednesday. [per cent higher than a year ear- October shipments of Canajlier, bringing the 10-month total dian-made cars and trucks to-/to 338,080 which is 33.8 per cent talled 47,448, up 42 per centjabove 1961 levels. Children's and Misses' Rubber Overshoes © delegates was pitiful," he wrote, Wa8 S80 drunk that he went to} "On the rare occasions when|SleeP on the toilet aboard the| one of our delegates spoke|Plane."" (usually to ask a question) it was felt that only modesty and compassion prevented the, Seaway Authority| Briton, the American or the} Py | Reveals Deadline Dutchmen from giving a sting- MONTREAL (CP) --The St, ing answer." A story in the Ottawa Journal by Gordon Dewer, parliamen-|{,awrence Seaway Authority has tary correspondent for the|announced the deadline for nav- newspaper who also accom- igation to clear the system will] panied the Canadian delegation|be extended three days to mid- to the NATO meeting, quotes | night, Monday, weather permit-| the delegation leader, WiHiam|ting. rages ir oo East)! About 50 ships were reported . srr the trip was. nothing | still in the system Wednesday more than a junket with posi-|night and traffic was reported| tions on the delegation handed| moving smoothly. bs gob erry 9 : plum for) "The original closing date was the ri tt thin who have done set for Nov. 30. But officials 8 ing. |said traffic will be handled] He added: "We were up|"while closing operations are against some of the top men|proceeding" up to Monday from the United States, United! night. 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