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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, August 30, 1968 Germans Tell U.K., Canada Want Security Guarantee By IAN MacDOWALL FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, West Germany (Reuters) - Chancel- lor Ludwig Erhard said Satur- day night the West German government intends to address "frank words" to Canada and Britain in an effort to clarify differences over Western secur- ity. Erhard said that, on his in- structions, Foreign Minis- ter Gerhard Schoroeder' has been in contact with the Cana- dian and British governments in an attempt to clarify impor- tant questions. "We want nb atomic weap- ons, but we want a guarantee for our security," he said. Erhard's statement, made to} the news agency Deutsche Presse - Agentur, followed re- cent concern by Bonn leaders over Britain's announced inten- tion to remove Corporal nu- clear missiles from its Army of the Rhine. Alarm also has been ex- pressed over a Canadian pro- posal at the Geneva disarma- ment conference that the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union should hold dis- cussions to allay Soviet suspi- cions of the proposed NATO nu- clear force. United tates, Britain and the Soviet Union should hold dis- cussions to allay Soviet suspi- cions of the proposed NATO nu- clear force, Erhard, on a campaign tour Vanier Must PM's Dissolu By MICHAEL GILLAN OTTAWA (CP) -- If Prime Minister Pearson decides to dis- solve Parliament before Sept. 7 for a fall general election, he will have to go out of the cap-) ital to do it. The dissolution proclamation must be agreed to by Governor- Genera] Vanier. He will be at his summer home at Tadous- sac, Que., until Sept. 7--except for a visit to Montreal Aug. 30. After Gen. Vanier's return, Mr. Pearson will have only to drive across Sussex. Street to see the head of state. Their res- idences face each other. The prime minister says he will make an announcement an an election "one way or the other" after meeting his cab- inet colleagues this week. In the event there is an election, he could choose to get dissolution quietly or openly. John Diefenbaker used both methods when he was prime minister. On Feb. 1, 1958, a Saturday when the Commons was sitting, Mr. Diefenbaker slipped unnot- ioed from Parliament Hill into @ government aircraft. BACK WITHIN HOURS Reporters who noticed his ab- sence were told he had gone to Winnipeg but he turned up in Quebec City and within hours) was back with the dissolution) roclamation signed by Rt. on. Vincent Massey, then gov-' ernor-general. | In 1962 Mr, Diefenbaker re-| versed the procedure by first) announcing he would seek dis-| solution, then flying to Quebec) City where Gen. Vanier was at| his other summer residence in| the citadel, Dissolution was the occasion) for controversy in 1940,and for) the country's greatest constitu- tional rhubarb in 1926. Both times Mackenzie King was prime minister. In 1926, his minority Liberal government defeated by a vote in the House, Mr. King went to |] @eeeeceeteeaeneeess> Approve tion Plan the Commons. Lord Byng then acceded to Mr. Meighen's re- quest for dissolution and the next election returfied the Lib- erals to office. ACCEPTS PMS ADVICE The King-Byng fight estab- lished the practice that the gov- ernor-general accepts the ad- vice of his prime minister in dissolving Parliament. The 1940 controversy began in 1939 when Parliament met briefly to approve the declara- tion of war. Mr. King made a commitment to meet Parlia- ment again before calling an election, Later he decided on an elec- tion but the commitment stood in his way. He went through the motions by recalling Parlia- ment and including the an- nouncement of an. election in the throne speech. This action resulted in an an- gry debate, with the Opposition leader, R. J. Manion, protesting that not even a token session had been called The argument continued until the dinner adjournment. Mr King obtained dissolution dur- jing this period and the after- dinner bell never rang to sum- mon MPs back for the evening sitting Erhard, facing a two-pronged attack from the 89-year-old Ad- \enauer, appeared to have yileded some ground with his statement that the government would have to address frank words to Canada and Britain to clarify differences over de- fence strategy. MOVES CLOSER : for the Sept. 19 general elec-| neg grees "a abel _ichairman, appea 0 vi tira, ould wie: pevecammest Fy forced Erhard- to move closer gards itself as responsible for|;, pis views on suspected dan- the security of the German peo- gers in British, Canadian and ple, who are part of a firmly|also American moves in the dis- established Atlantic commu-|armament and defence fields. nity. Meanwhile the government, The government would there-|under pressure from Adenauer fore have frank words to ad-|and those who follow his lead, dress to Canada and Britain be-|will be an awkward partner in cause it believes that "in this} NATO until Sept. 19 as it seeks important sphere, important|assurances from London, Ot- questions must be clarified." |tawa and Washington that Ger- West Germany is prepared to) man interests will be respected towards solution of the|ment negotiations. great problems, he The. root of the trouble is said, West Germany's suspicion that An internal squabble be-jits allies would be ready to ltween Erhard and former chan-|"sell out" its political and se- cellor Konrad Adenauer in the|curity interests, in exchange for ruling Christian Democrat/a deal with the Soviet. Union on party continued to be the dom-| disarmament and other world inant issue as the election cam-| problems paign reached its halfway Adenauer, foremost advocate mark, of the "hard line' against Mos- tion world's Business Men's Luncheon ® DAILY ® $1.50 Full Course Meal Oshawa Steak House 1626 SIMCOE N. ON THE SEAN CONNERY LAST OSHAWA NOW PLAYING Eee COLOR BY Delt ** 22. Lord Byng, the governor-gen- eral, to seek dissolution. Lord Byng accepted Mr. King's resignation but refused) to dissolve Parliament. Instead, |] , he asked the Opposition leader, | Arthur Meighen, to form a gov-! ernment. Meighen's Conservative xovd ernment lasted only three days hefore: it, too, was defeated in| : TECHNISCOPE* TECHNICOLOR® A COLUMBIA. RELEASE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FIRST SHOW AT DUSK BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M, ! 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