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ON
man
of
the
meetihe
oolltlcian
existed
in
the
history
of
';he
wnrlrt
Tata
n
w.,.
.
.
.uuv
jt41j,
jvicLfeer.
iorr
:nstance.
He
appealed
to
every
hu'
man
prejudice.
The
mora
one
coufd
,
u.vi.Et
a
ponucian
nei
we
or
tne
C.
C.
F.,
asserted
Mr.
Roberts,
"d
CI
Tint,
nail
niiFt-Ain..
politicians
but,
rather,
we
claim
to
be
political
scientists.
As
such,
we
are
out
to
change
the
social
systetn-
1
bci,
ria
oi
capitalism."
Delves
Into
History
Discussing
the
basis
of
political
science,
the
speaker
delved
rippn
in.
to
history.
Political
science,
like
pveryinmg
else,
was
governed
by
laws
of
nature
which
evert
the
capitalistic
politicians
could
not
forever
circumvent.
Canithtfsm
not
always
been
here,
it
hart
Into
being
160
years
ago
as
a
result
Of
scientific
develonmpnt.
i
"
had
.
brought
about
th
mav.i'
and
revolutlonlbed
the
means
'of
production.
dpVPlnn1n
fW
m...
vWO
classes
capitalists
and
wage
carriers.
Todav
the
nrnhipm
.-u
longer
one
of
beine
able
in
rifnrtiWi
iougn
to
meet
the
demand
but
rather
to
distribute
what
was
produced.
Rivalry
for
markets
had
en-
Bcnuerea
international
disputes
and.
wars.
Having
lone
since
'ri.nia.
-
"
cnu
mail-.
uai
labor
of
man:
mnnhw
now
being
developed
with
"brains,"
Instruments
of
production
could
be
operated
without
any
human
attendants
whatever.
Airplanes
could
fly
with
electric
control
ground.
Ships
could
.
w.vw
UlC
ocean
under
control
from
the
shoret-
...
wai
mere
conid
be
no
limit
to
rrri
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
&
Bud
Barri;
Don't
forget
the
number
the
ibread
of
death
and
destruc
tlon.
The
photo-eiectric
cell
would
bring
about
.the
destruction
of
capitalism,
declared
the
speaker.
KriMitlfli.
rlpvplnnmpnt.
hart
Nppn
isurh
that
there
would
tin
lnntrer
h
"
-
"
...
:
proiiu
lor
tne
capitalists
or
Jobs
"
II
1
mm
f
ii.li
iv
t
uic
woifccis.
unuer
capitalism
there
was
no
longer
security
for
any,
one.
If
thase
machines
were
not
controlled
by
man,
then
man
would
be
controlled
bv
thpm
thp
only
thing
they
lacked
was
a
soul.
But
all
was
not
hopeless.
With
the
exercise
of
a
little
Intelligence,
these
machines
would
be
brought
Under
control
and
narartiv
ins
IU.
-
uic
grasp
01
man.
ine
.aays
MM
I
A
I
ISM
UTery
"uld
be
ended
and
the
wumer
woma
De
iree
alter
6,000
.
years
of
the
curse
of
toil.
The
next
(Continued
horn
pase
one
step
in
social
evolution
was
social
ism,
under
which
machines
would
DC
used
not
for
amassing
nmm
In
opening.
Mr.
Roberts
declared
'I?
.
for
??5
the
the
.few
te
ht
but
for
t
benefit
of
that.
although
the
noonip
nf
nan
:
"
.t-.
au
manicind.
ada
.
had
.
.
been
going
.
to
the
91
r
polls
re-
-We
of
the
r
c
v
k-,
'.Kularlv
jgularly
for
for
sixtv
sixty
vpnrs
years,
thou
they
Mr1
had
bolitlL
....
U
L
ibp'
.
'
V
'
ujuig
reallv
never
rhanLi
th
JLJSWf
up
to
the
twentieth
m
k
cen
-
o-
ev
v
-
riirv
"
-aivprafi
.
im
.
.
ment.
There
was
no
difference
be-
0
nart
es-LraVr
n
gradually
worse.
Irt
1930
PrpmlPrJ.15!-125
a
onth,
work
and
ilame
the
bankers.
The
time
had
arrived
fnr
nnU.
Meal
understandlne.
deelarprt'
Vhi
ipeaker.'AU
politicians
wers
n
he
asserted.
Never
had
a
truthful'
THJ
DULY
KIWI
to
bring
Into
Canada
a
system
of
real
freedom,
liberty
and
justice
under
which
all
oeODle
mav
enlov
the
good
things
of
life.'
Mr.
Panter
Mr.
Panter
referred
briefly
to
the
annparanrp
nf
TJhpral
ramnalsn
literature
which
did
not
bear
the
country
until
It
was
possible
to
league
oi
nauons
ana
tne
capitalists
would
willingly
plunge
the
whole
world
Into
another
war
in
order
to
keep
the
old
system
alive
If
the
means
of
warfare
such
as
from
1914
to
1918
could
be
Pm.
ployed.
They
weer
fearful,
however,
of
how
far
destruction
might
go
under
the
new
scientific
means
and
that
was
the
onlv
reason
that
ppn.
eral
warfare
had
not
already
star-.
iea
out
oi
tne
present
crisis.
OCTOBER
PICTURES
List
Of
Attractions
On
Taniinl
Theatre
Screen
Announced
By
Manager
D.
G.
Borland
J
manager
u.
u.
norland,
announ-SnlV:
t
thA
nri.ntoi.
ti,
u
.
o-'ng
Capitol
Theatre
the
rC
n
,
7
?
IYCa
muOKings
for
the
remainder
of
Great
War.
The
Liberals
andctober
Conservatives
had
brought
the
October
7
and
R-'The
Olass
Orientals
Into
this
country
in
or-
Key,"
with
George
Raft,
and
"Hop-aer
to
exploit
the
e.-J-J
fhoV
.
.
J
7
a
irapmn.
wun.
the
rising
sDlrit
'
f
white
ll,c
-worKers,
workers,
alonsr
aiong
Cassidv."
uassiay,"
with
with
wunm
William
B
there
would
be
jobs
for
all.
Un-
.the
proletariat
eventual
XS2
Neither
Neither
u.
at
at
thb
this
oolnt
Plnt
nor
nor
in
ln
th.
the
rv.tnhpr
October
o
9
and
Inj
m
10Strand
uccess
ul
in
remedying
things,
he
to
displace
the
SSSf
S"?
uestl
Period
at
the
close
of
the
with
Kay
Francis."
rf
Nit
?
!d.l?.e
pP-nts
and
mlnation
of
labor
bv
th-
eln?.
wou,d
Mr-
Pan
be
drawn
Wits,"
with
Bert
Wheeler
and
Rob
Z
q
,
7
Uieir
'eaqers
m
pr-
Machine:
is
the
"greatest
aenmtely
as
to
his
own
stand
t
Woolsey.
St81!
r
Z"!
campaign
..v
nw
wcHiuuuig
wui.
you
would
'end
!mrtnl.
HUVO"UH
ut
giving
tne
vote
to
Meewng.
i
ria
cuss
(i
4(c.ti.4t
.
-
"
'
union
label.
Old
age
pensions
had
not
been"glven
by
the
Liberals
but
had
been
made
possible
through
the
efforts
of
Woodsworth
and
Heaps
who
held
the
balance
of
I
power
between
1921
and
1925.
The
Liberals
had
taken
ho
action
nn
unemployment
insurance.
Speaking
of
railway
matters,
he
asserted
that
the
biggest
wage
cuts
had
come
in
August
1929
while
the
Liberals
were
in
power.
The
canrtidatp
rharpprt
that.
Mr
Woodsworth
had
hppn
mlsrpnrpspn.
ted
in
regard
to
his
stand
on
the
unentai
question.
He
gave
fuller
reference
from
Hansard
in
rnnnpn-
tion
with
Mr.
Woodsworth's
declarations
in
favor
of
glvjng
the
franchise
to
Orientals
In
British
Columbia
which
had
been
made
incidental
to
a
discussion
alon
broader
lines.
It
had
been
the
Lib-j
erais
wno
nad
first
elvpn
thp
vni
.
distinction
.
h
,
"
'1
"e
said
tne
c.
C.
F.
had
wiowr
12
"Wanderer
of
tho
"and
foreign
world
war,
w'
7
lne.ver
asked
or
Proposed
the
giving
Wasteland,"
Zane
Orcy's
story,
and
F.
and
vote
for
yourself
When
thpi
fnchlse
to
the
Orientals.
Bloom,"
with
'Joe
Mor-majorttyare
wUllng
he
we
S
f
11
'
C-
F'
would
not
advocate
rlson
and
Dixie
Lee.
are.
ready
,
bringing
any
more
people
Into
this1
ctober
"
and
15-"One
New
FOR
0RME
IS
A
VOTE
FOR
BENNETT
WHAT
BENNETT
FACED
aW?-n
t00k
over-
unemployment
in
at
-
Canada
was
increasing
'
""erest
paymenl5
'
e,ry
Ihree
day
"n.
Recessive
raises
of
the
uftklS
0Wce:
by
These
problems
In
themselves
.
were
ereat
h,,t
were
to
follow-world
panic
Bribin
lL
'
ereater
ones
government
daily
for
vears-
deiaw
,
tne.m,nd
'
the
zl
Mt
us"
He
has
not
been
able
to
do
all
ko
h.
hw
.
could
have
foreseen
in
ml
the
',
,P'?"ned-no
man
.but
today
world
ntZS'"1''
'T
lr"""e5;
smoother
waters-Canada
cnnoVSd
ITt&X?
11
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'r.
v-
-v.
.
.
-wxu.es
campaign
Committee.
I
I
xors
wigni,"
with
Franchot
Tone,
and
"People
Will
Talk,"
with
Charles
Ruggles
and
Mary
BolandJ
October
16
and
17
"Alice
ah.1
ams,"
with
Katherine
Hepburn,
;..u
nwsy
Mountain
Mystery,
jwith
Randolph
Scott.
!
October
48
and
19
"Farmer
Takes
a
Wife,"
with
Janet
Oaynor
1
October
21
and
22
"The
Informer,"
with
Victor
McLaglen
and
Heather
Angel,
and
"Hooray
For
,Love,"
with
Anne
Southern
and
Gene
Raymond.
October
23
and
"i
"nn
.
Lamps
of
China,"
with
Josephine
Hutchison
and
Pat
O'Brien.
October
25
and
28
"Here's
Romance."
with
Nino
Martini
October
28
anrt
50
w
w
w
--
y-v
.
V
Oliup
to
Ladles,"
with
Joan
CrawfnrH
nh
ert
Montgomery
and
Franchot
Tone.
October
30
and
31
"Alibi
Ike"
'
with
Joe
E.
Brown.
IT'S
HERE
The
New
Spalding
STEEL
SHAFT
BADMINTON
RACKET
The
Better
Players
Will
Appreciate
This
Racket
Lamp
Shades
Make
that
Old
Lamp
look
like
new
again
with
a
New
Parchment
Shade.
Large
assortment,
just
in
stock.
iZ.
..
...
45c
Kaien
Hardware
A
Satisfactory
Piu.
Ct
I.
take
care
of
those
already
here.!
International
socialism,
he
de
clared,
must
inevitably
come
either
by
peaceful
means
or
as
a
result
of
the
war
which
was
now
pending.
In
answer
to
a
Question.
Mr.
Ro
berts
expressed
the
belief
that
tha
II
in
i
it
lui:
tttxmj
rnn
-
'
r
-
,
.
-
inEiuuxK
Mac
is
"Game"
I
-v
KJW
OIVJN.
YOU
LwP
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rtlfarw
MUU,t:"
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7
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and
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One,
norm's
News
(At
7:00
&
9
Everything
with
use
gets
weak,
wears
out,
needs
the
Doctor.
"Even
as
you
and
I
32
V
HdQII
too,
at
times
needs
service
Doctor
best
performanrH
equipment
is
the
la!
hiirl
t.nni
il
MWU
mat
Bfti
can
buy,
including
J
RCA
Victor
Osa
scope.
Coupled
with
iiid
gence,
technical
&
ing,
experience
si
tegrity
we
place
atjt
service.
AU
makes
radios.
Chanres
U
and
reasonable,
work
guaranteed
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