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H.
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Canadian
Austerity
THE
RECENT
ACTION
that
Britain
lias.taHen
I
in
the
inauguration
of
an
austerity
plan
raises
an
interesting
question
as
far
as
Canada
is
concernedWill
it
happen
here,
and
if
so,
in
what
form?
The
British
austerity
program
is
designed
to
achieve
an
adjustment
in
the
adverse
balance
of
'
trade
by
restriction
of
imports
and
expansion
of
exports.
Canada
faces
a
comparable,
if
less
acute,
trade
situation.
Consequently,
the
possibility
that
similar
austerity
measures,
differing
only
in
degree,
might
be
in
store
for
Canada
does
not
appear
illogical.
Certainly,
definite
action
of
some
kind
must
be
taken
soon
the
drain
on
our
Ameri-candollar
and
gold
resources
is
becoming
serious.
'A
program
involving
substantial
reductions
in
U.S.
imports,
plus
the
promotion
of
our
export
industries
and
the
encouragement
of
a
greater
degree
Qf
elf
sufficiency
in
respect
to
some
basic
com-,.moditjes,
is
not
too
difficult
to
visualize.
In
any
jScase,
this
possibility
might
well
be
kept
in
mind.
,?r
'In
some
cases
reduced
U.S.
imports
might
bene-"fit
Canadian
producers.
For
example,
cotton
and
rayon
fabricators
might
be
expected
to
do
some-
what
better
at
least
until
British
textile
prod-"ucts
appeared
in
volume
on
a
competitive
basis.
,
The
drive
for
exports
also
would
favor
certain
industries
such
as
pulp
and
paper,
and
lumbering
A
."
cheaper
dollar
would
prove
a
decided
stimulus
to
the
expansion
of
production
for
export.
Lower
tariffs
on
Canadian
farm
products
entering
the
'
U.S.
would
assist
materially
in
correcting
our
trade
deficit
but
such
reductions
are
believed
po-litically
inexpedient.
In
the
longer
run
the
implications
for
Cana-
dian
industry
in
general
would
be
increased
output,
larger
markets
and
in
some
cases
larger
profits.
Nevertheless,
for
the
pear
term
such
a
plan
would
involve
dislocation
and
necessity
for
reorientation
of
all
Canadian
business,
as
well
as
relatively
large
capital
expenditures.
Near
term
,
uncertainty,
particularly
in
respect
to
business
de-.
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on
imports,
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IDEALS
OF
KINSMEN
Outlined
by
Harry
Slieardown
!
District
Convention
Here
Is
Planned
Kiiismprsh!p
Is
not
a
cloak
to
put
on
for
each
meeting
and
cast
aside
when
the
gathering
is
adjourned
but
rather,
as
laid
down
in
the
afojettlves
of
the
luij.
it
is
a
life
to
lead,
a
splendid
nhilcsophy
teaching
hteh
idea
is
of
service
to
human
welfare
and
community
tetterment.
Local
Kinsmen
were
so
told
at
thrir
regular
fortnightly
dinner
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre
din-ins
room
last
niaht
by
Harrv
,
c!n
:u'down,
chairman
of
the
clubs
educational
committ
who
gave
a
short
talk
on
the
subject
of
Kin
relationship.
president
Bob
Moore
occupied
the
chair
and
introduced
the
question
of
holding
the
convention
of
Kinsmen
clubs
from
districts
at
Prince
Rupett
in
1949
as
suggested
by
Bill
Jarmson,
district
deputy
governor.
The
meeting
agreed
that
a
Kinsmen
convention
In
Prince
Rupert
would
be
very
worthwhile
both
from
the.
club's
standpoint
and
that
of
the
city
and
turned
the
matter
over
to
a
committee
for
further
investigation.
William
Bremner
reported
on
the
success
of
the
installation
party
held
last
Wednesday.
William
Haugen,
who
represented
the
Kinsmen
at
the
Civic
Centre
Association
meeting
held
Tuesday
nkht
gave
a
report
on
the
proceedings
and
told
of
the
par:
being
taken
by
Kinsmen
In
tho
Civic
Centre
membership
drive.
Editor
Alex
Baillie
Indicated
that
Wie
club
publication
would
soon
be
appearing
In,
a
new
cover.
The
annual
shell-out
campaign
and
entertainment
for
the
children
on
Hallowe'en
nihtwas
discussed
and
turned
over
to
a
ccmmltjee
consisting
of
Jack
McRae,
chairman,
Herbert
Young,
Oarson
Wallace
andWes-ley
Manning
to
make
the
final
I
arrangements.
'
The
club
voted
to
sponsor
an
BOOKS
for
Fcdl
Rk
REST
SELLERS
OF
THE
MONTH
FROM
THE
NEW
YORK
TIMES
REVIEW
FICTION
"The
Moneyman"
by
Thomas
Costaln
"The
Prince
of
Foxes"
by
Frank
Yerby
"The
Vixens"
by
Frank
Yerby
"Gentlemen's
Agreement"
by
Laura
Hobson
"Kingsblood
Royal"
by
Sinclair
Lewis
GENERAL
"From
Storm
to
Storm"
by
II.
O.
Scott
"The
Roosevelt
I
Knew"
by
Frances
Perkins
JUVENILE
READING
"Smoky"
by
Will
James
"Lassie
Come
Home"
by
Eric
Knight
"Green
Grass
of
Wyoming"
by
Mary
O'Hara
other
amateur
night
similar
to
,
ihe
one
held
ia;t
year
In
charge
j
cf
this
project
will
he
chairman
Alston
Boas,
assisted
by
Alex,
Balllle,
Marcel
Blain.
William
j
Lahg
and
President
R.
O.
Moore.
During
the
meeting
Alex
Bafl-lie
displayed
24
sweater
crests
bearing
the
letters
KIN
which
are
to
ie
awarded
to
the
boys
j
who
captured
high
merits
at
the
Kinsmen
Kiddle
Kamp
last
summer.
It
was
decided
that
Past
President
R.
E.
Montador
woulu
present
the
winners
with
the
crests
at
the
schools.
Kinsmen
delegates
'to
the
Civic
Centre
Association
this
year
will
be
R.
E.
Montador
and
Ueorge
DMrb.
Donald
McEwen
will
represent
the
Kinsmen
In
matters
of
inter-club
relations.
Twenty
members
were
present
at
last
nlRht's
meeting
and
one
guests,
William
Eckhart
of
Vancouver.
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DECEASED
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by
Order
of
Ilia
Honour
Judge
W.
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Pultor.
made
the
27th
day
of
September.
'A.3.
1847
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
or
John
vassuopoulos,
deceased
and
all
parties
having
claims
otnmst
to
furnish,
same,
properly
verified
to
me
oil
or
before
the
lSth
day
of
November.
A.D.
1047.
aftef
hlch
claims
filed
may
be
paid
;
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
knowledge.
AND
all
parties
Indebted,
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B
O
.
this
27th
day
of
September.
A
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047.
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F.
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Prince
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(242)
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tle
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and
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