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in
advance,
per
month
By
mall
to
all
parts
ot
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
'"and
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KLUTiON
ODIOUS
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per
year
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Friday,
September
24,
1937.
BOMBING
CIVILIANS
Public
ODinion
is
beine
o-radiiflllv
arnncpH
ao-ainot
tha
property
but
we
must
all
feel
the
greatest
svmnjirhv
witVi
Every
day
we
read
of
people
making
comparisons
be-
tween
trip
rnnrlc
in
Rif
ieVi
flnw.Ul,,
ii
-..
...
,14WOil
vjuiuiwum
cum
muse
on
tne
American
Side
of
the
bounrlarv.
A
-
7
wwkv-
Hi
111CIUC
VU
3JIUVV
how
bad
are
the
roads
on
this
side
and
how
good
on
the
uwicx.
me
mea
is
to
try
to
sname
British
Columbia
into
improving
the
roads.
m
We
all
realize
the
situation.
To
the
south
we
have
a
rich
country,
well
populated
and
able
to
operate
economically
because
of
its
density
of
population.
In
Canada
we
have
a
much
newer
country
with
a
much
more
scattered
population
and
a
huge
amount
,of
new
territory
to
be
on-ened
up.
All
this
costs
money.
1
Evidently
the
present
administration
is
fully
alive
to
the
situation
and
is
making
good
progress
in
getting
the
highways
into
condition.
One
difficulty
seems
to
be
that
there
is
not
always
perfect
co-ordination
between
the
different
districts
and
people
driving
through
the
countrv
find
themselves
suddenly
shifting
from
very
good
roads
to
some
that
are
not
as
good,
as
they
pass
from
one
district
to
another.
This
difficulty
will
soon
be
overcome
This
year
there
has
been
greater
improvement
in
the
roads
than
in
any
single
year
hitherto
and
by
the
end
of
next
season
there
should
be
little
cause
for
complaint
ENFORCE
CURFEW
When
there
is
so
much
talk
about
juvenile
delinquency
and
boys
are
blamed
for
various
offences,
it
is
suggested
that
there
might
be
a
stricter
enforcement
of
the
curlew
regulations.
The
curfew
bell
rings
at
8:30
winter
nights
and
10
n.m.
in
nummon
kf
u
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1
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ELECTION
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i
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New
Arrivals
in
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i
1
'Fiery
Session
Led
Ontario's
Call
to
p
)
Polls
Will
Be
Long
!
Remembered
Two
Highlights
ly
1936
after
bitter
debate,
died
a
year
later.
When
the
Conservatives
Introduced
a
bill
to
repeal
the
legislation,
Mr.
Hepburn
accepted
lt,
refused
to
permit
1-
debate
on
the
Is
which
shareholders'
religious
pref
erence?
was
not
easily
ascertain
able.
In
accepting
the
repeal
motion
a
year
later,
Mr.
Hepburn
admitted
the
bill
had
failed
to
do
what
was
II
,
Neal
Carter
Open
to
Iiovs
-jAnd
18.
is
President-Bel
weeri
.12
!
A
nieetlnV.Wi
held
in
tToc
Rooms
last
evening-
for
the
local
Boy
School
Tax
Bill
Repealed.
Hydro
Scout
TmfnTK&
rnpetlrur
ws
ad
Contracts
Cancelled,
Closure
and
Censure
Appied
In
House
dressed
by
Robert
Yerburg'h
who
(explained
thp
aimi
of
theiSroi't
'Movement
bhd
the
duties4'
of
a
I
Scout
Commitie.
folfowine
which
!
TORONTO,
Sept.
24:(CP)
On-
the
meeting
Ws
'organized
into
a
tarlo's,
twentieth
legislature
will
be
gcout
Committee
and,
the
follow-elected
October
6,
but
Ontario
will
fng
officers
elected:
I
long
remember
the
spectacular
Chairman,
Dr.
.Veal
Carter.
I
nineteenth
with
Its
bitterness
and"
Seortflrv-Treniirer
It-'w
v'nr.
!
drama.
Vith
youthful
Premier
dan.
Mitchell
Hepburn
at
the
helm
of
a
Executive
P,
C,
Miller,
C.
V.
j
Liberal
government,
the
legislature
Evitt,
P.
HLIntey
and
Sergeant
was
lively,
particularly
In
Its
third
J.
H.
McClintoh.
and
final
session.
After
the
election
of
officers
There
were
two
leeislatlve
hieh-
the
following
nnnnintmenf
a
tvn.-u
j
lights
-cancellation
by
the
govern-
made:
ment
of
contracts
for
power
be-i
Scoutmaster,
Robert
Yerbtinrh.
tween
the
Ontario
Hvdro-Electrlc
Asslsta
-
i
U
MilHOIV
1
ut
tic.n
1
Commission
and
four
Quebec
power
Meadows.
i
..t.
-l
utll
1
-
.
T
i
..
1
Luinpainca,
aim
a
uiu,
iaw:r
re-
u
was
ciecided
tnac
tht
neV
pealed,
dividing
corporation
taxes;
troop
should
be
maintained
on
a
ueiwceu
puuuc
scnuoi3
au
nuuiau
purely
community
basis
affjlialed
Catholic
separate
schools.
with
no
other
organization.
j
Much
of
the
heat
generated
In
The
initial
meeting
.of
the
new
Ontario
politics
developed
over
troop
will
be
held
next
Tuesday
these
measures.
The
1935
leglsla-.
evening.
All
boys
between
the
tlon
cancelling
power
contracts
ages
ot
12
"and
18
inclusive
who
i
stands,
though
parts
of
it
were
de-
are
interested
in
the
Scout
move,
clared
invalid
by
Ontario
court?
(
ment
may
attend
or
get
in
touch
;and
new
agreements
were
made
(
with
either
the
scoutmaster
or
with
three
of
the
four
companies.
ihjs
assistant.
The
aim
of
the
The
school
tax
bill,
passed
In
ear-
Boy
Scouts
Asoclation
is
to
de-
arpafir
rlrnmatlfc
than
ovor
lClafts
liftpfiil'
t
lhamntL
L
-...1
The
dirtiest
trick
In
Ontario
his
tory,"
Leopold
Macaulay,
South
York
Conservative,
called
the
prem
ier's
shutting
off
of
debate.
Disregarding
the
Speaker's
efforts
to
put
the
closure
motion,
he
went
on
shouting.
veteran
observers
said
the
en
action
ot
any
country
in
bombing
civilians,
killing
women
!
uing
uproar
was
the
noislest
ta
the
and
children
Jfn
House'
hittory-
Members
outed
as
u-ell
as
nW
mpn
in
fln
owi
o
Mf
4-u
t.
TLi.V.,
.
:".
"r
,
at
each
other
across
the
floor.
And
tuuiHij
unuugii
xrigniiuiness.
ve
nave
little
sympathy
with
the
objection
taken
to
war
because
it
destroys
lt
only
ended
when
Mr.
Macaulay,
still
defying
the
Speaker's
ruling,
was
ejected
bodily
by
the
sergeant-
the
non-comhatant
nnnnlnrinn
nf
gnuxnimfm.
v.r,f
i
v,...u
at-arms
a
precedent.
lesslv
slancrhtpr.7
r:
w'
I.
"
"l"".
BehJn
the
tax
bill
lay
decades
wr
Vv.
V,
1
c
1
uIJ,nion
of
controversy
in
Ontario
over
the
,
will
be
felt
Mi
u
so
throughout
the
world
that
such
exhibitions
school
question.
By
the
settlement
r
T
cnirn
nMi
r
ut11
Imn,
i.
.
1
a
i
.
-
MA
....
oavacij
win
uae
to
stop,
no
matter
wnat
country
is
am
01
,B03
"oman
camoiics
could
guilty
of
doing
it.
1
Pay
thelr
taxes
to
the
separate
scnooi
system,
xnev
also
could
notify
corporations
In
which
they
held
shares
of
their
desire
to
have
their
share
of
taxes
go
to
separate
schools.
The
1936
amending
bill
made
such
allocation
of
taxes
mandatory
on
corporations
and
Introduced
a
new
principle
division
of
certain
corporation
taxes
between
public
and
separate
schools
on
a
school
population
basis.
This
aDDlied
to'
corporations
wholly
owned
outside
Canada
and
to
corporations
of
?iop
Kooa
citizenship
among
boys
by
forming
their
character
training
them
,in
haoi'ts
of
ob-;
servaljon,
obedience'
and
self-
re-'
ijum-e
vracn
-
"-
nir
mum
isrv
ons.
1
ill
nci)ii,t;
sue
and
thus
lilted
the
curtain
tojuseful
to
.the
publrc
and
hand!
promoting
their
'physical,
mental
and
spiritual
development.
It
is
fell
that
there
is
a
real
need
for
a
live
Scout
Troop
in
this
Intended.
Justice
had
not
beenislon
Included
tho
f.irmaiirvn
achieved.
The
school
Issue
had;
Labor
and
Induxtrv
nrurri
t
opened
up
religious
and
racial
minister
hour
and
waae
codes
in
sores
which
will
not
heal
in
the
,
Ontario
Industries
kaj
I
wuciiu
UUW
lifetime
of
this
country."
is
functioning
and
codes
have
bt
n
Unusual
Scenes
in
House
1
11c
seeana
wa?
uie
premier
i
move
1
ne
amusement
tax
was
to
adjourn
the
House
because
of
Uons,
came
neaf
lie
end
othe
ret-the
conduct
cf
a
cabinet
minister,
j
'wiped
out.
Municipalities,
werz
giv-Hon.
Peter
Heenan,
fiery
irLshman'tn
a
subsidy
of
pne
mill
on
their
from
Kenora.
I
rateable
assessment
a
new
rt.
Premier
Dr.i
parture
In
Canarila
i
uyi
uui,
10
emu
inure
is
nn
iwuki
Hepburn
iicuuwu
accused
auuuseu
ui
real
eltort
made
to
enforce
the
curfew
regulations
which
!
Roberts
of
attemPUns
10
"black-
J"?.
provide
that
children
shall
Algoma
Btee
CorPratM
not
be
out
unaccompanied
on
I11"
th.?
the
Streets
after
thos
hm,
A
Jt,.Z
J
7Lai(l
n
"e!fort
to
get
a
medical
con-
the
curfew
,ln
m?n
'
"
Zl'.
1
c,u"IVC"'t:,a
I
tract
Irom
the
company,
Dr.
Rob,
I
,r.
-
-..-v
ucijj
BUlllCWIlctl,
erti
denied
the
charge
and
an
in
quiry
was
ordered.
The
jdoctor,
waJ
inuvcu
uy
uie
premier
10
me
ud-
posltlop
side
of
the
House.
The
inquiry
was
not
carried
out.
Dr.
Roberts
apollglzed
to
the
prem-
ler
after
the
session
closed
for
ac-
c.uelng
him
of
being
"dictatorial,"
an,
accusation,
made
when
Dr.
Roberts
said
the
premier
had
per
muted
Sir
'James
Dunn.
Aleoma
tieei
president.
Instead
of
Dr,
Rob
erts,
to
announce
a
government
bounty
on
beneflclated
Iron
ore.
rir
Roberts
Is
not
a
candidate
for
re
election,
Kenora's
roads
caused
the
flare-
ni.inAKRTOlx
THIRSK,
Eng
Sept.
24:
fCP)
Britain's
,
glider
.death
roll
since
1931
was
raised
to
nine
when
Eric.JIaule
of
Feli
minora
competing
Jn
an
annual
gliding
festival,
crashed
to
the"
ground!
He
wag
killed
instantly.
up
Involving
Mr.
Heenan.
The
premier
had
announced
the
House
would
in
all
night
t0
pass
the
esti-maUs.
Mr.
Heenan,
minister
of
lands
and
forests',
and
Kenora's
representative,
arrived
just
before
mldnlghU-just
In
time
to
hear
Oeorge
S.
Hjnry,
Conservative
House
leader,
say
money
had
been
1
squandered
In
Kenpra
constituency.
Mr.
Heenan'resented
Mr
Henry's
charges
and
dlsiigarded
the
Speak-'
er's
rulings
to
keep
his
seat.
He
started
across
.the
floor
of.
the
House
toward
Mr.
Henry.
Restrain
ed,
the
mlnlster,,kept
nPihls
Interruptions.
Finally
the
exasperated
premiet
adjourned
the
House
"be-caute
of
mjrcolleagu'a
conduct."
The
next
day,
Mr.
Heenan
apologized
to
the
Speaker
and
he
and
Mr.
Henry
smiled
at
each
other.
LeglslaUve
highlight
of
the
ses-
set
up
under
the
Industrlal
ards
Act.
Aons
with
thn
M11
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lllcdaure
10
marked
the
nineteenth
legislature's!
empower
it
to
fix
ininVmum
wages
last
cession.
;irst
was
tne
formal
1
or
men
in
industry.
expulsion
from
the
Liberal
party
of
The
budget,
with
ts
$9,030,030
11.
w,
iwwiwauivoic,
mAiicji
rv....wM
ouijjius
lor.
me
present
representative,
by
Pismler
Hepburn.
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fiscal
year
and
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tax
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