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DAILY EDITION axes gnre Monday, Nov, 22, 1945.

TORY SCHEMING
On

served up an article from the

Telephone 98.

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ridiculous as to bring about a
from Sir Wilfrid, the
for
happen is entirely
If the Tories

more interested in provid- |

 

Saturday, the Journal! refusal

responsibility whatever

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which was} up to

The ar-

Victoria Colonist, may

typically Matsonian. the Conservatives.

ticle, which stated that Sir Wil- are
frid Laurier and Sir Robert
Borden had not yet been able
to agree as to the extension of
the life of the present parlia-
ment, went on to point out that

ing for themselves and their|

i
friends than in conducting the}
business of Canada at a time,

when the country is embroiled

’ : is did t t in war, they must take the con-
. ~ aap bem: = oN ca sequences. The situation is
ee j perfectly clear to all. The;

$ responsible for bringing about

z " Tories want an assured exten-
an election. Could anything be

idicul ‘ sion of life for two years, and,

ore ridiculous? , :

tet failing that, they will take a|
The Rogers press, since the} chance on a “patriotic” elec-|

debacle in Manitoba and the tion. In other words, they do
exposure of graft all over the not hesitate to use the war as
country in connection with war a party weapon.
contracts, has been loud in its
demands that the life of the NOTES AND COMMENTS
Borden government be extend-
ed for two years after the end) ‘he farmer wants free wheat;
of the war. The Journal ac-/the jumberman wants free lum-
cuses the Liberals of playing | ber: food.
for time, when the Tories are!) ¢ nobody wants ‘reciprocity.
deliberately playing for an ex- a eae

The Liberals

time to

 

 

the people want free

Hold-up men in Vancouver are
are taking their own oppressively consider-
consider such a proposal, while
the Tories are demanding two
years of time which do not be-
long to them.

Why all the rush? The life
of the present parliament does
not end for @ year yet, and in
that time may happen
which will have a bearing on
the Meantime, the
duty of all Canadians, Liberal
and Tory, is to prosecute the
war with all vigor. Sir Wil-
frid Laurier has loyally sup-
ported the government in its
efforts to cope with the war
situation, though he could not;
bring himself to shut his eyes |
to the graft which was going
on. Loyalty demanded that he
protest strongly against the
bleeding of the people by the
Tory leeches.

If the Tory demands

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eye on the throne.
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situation.

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and Sevigny, who was in line for
| promotion. that Mr.
vigny’s claim to a portfolio has |
aside by the
Patenaude, it}
would be if |
he is the same willing supporter |
of the that he
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Nationalist
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“Latterly, for
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ment. True Mr. Blondin,
retary of State, sits so tight that |

some reason or!

(Continued From Page One.) other,
alist rank and file. For a time

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falling govern. |

as Sec-|

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Mr. Sevigny, to stand up for more Patenaude, a Nationalist

 

   

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