:
i
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Alberta
Claims
High
Standards
Living
Possible
Wait
Folks,
WAIT!
On
October
1st
The
RADIO
SHOW
Opens
Where
the
Finest
and
Most
Beautiful
of
Modern
1939
Radios
Will
Be
Shown
Whether
It
Be
a
Battery
Radio
or
a
Beautiful
Electric
Console
They
Will
All
Be
There.
times
higher
than
at
present,
the
the
people
(
everywhere
everywhere
is
is
the
the
op
Alberta
government
declares
in
Its
case
for
a
new
economic
order.
The
contention
is
cited
in
the
arguments
included
in
the
brief
on
Dominion-provincial
relations
I
which
the
government
Is
submit-tlne
to
the
federal
administratinii
iDistribution
Social
Dividend
Listed
The
Alberta
legislature
directed
Among;
Proposals
For
New
the
government
not
to
submit
the
;
Economic
Order
brief
to
the
Rowell
Commission
on
Dominion-provincial
relations.
.EDMONTON,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
'
At
the
present'
time,
says
the
brief,
the
results
renulrrd
bv
thp
province
in
the
Dominion
is
so
people
of
AJberta
and
of
every
richly
endowed
with
natural
re-
other
province
could
be
stated
In
('sources
that
it
is
physically
pos-
general
terms
as
a
maximum
of
slble
to
provide
every
man,
woman
personal
security
and
personal,
land
child
within
its
boundaries
freedom.
rwith
a
standard
of
living
many
"The
policy
being
imposed
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Jrd
Avenue
Phone
Green
81G
i
posite
to
domlnation
tion."
op-
ni
that
which
they
desire
.
maroons
Llaim
be
tin
inA.3
1
ana
could
stated
in
general
terms
as
insecurity
and
progressive
loss
of
freedom
through
unnecessary
poverty,
debt
and
taxation,"
it
declares.
"Control
is
centred
in
the
banking
system,
by
the
ODeratinn
nf
The
brief
contends
provinces
should
be
autonomous
in
respect
of
all
economic
and
political
arrangements
within
themselves
provided
that
there
is
no
interference
with
other
provinces.
The
brief
expressed
the
belief
the
declared
policy
of
electors
tictiujB
in
ni
all
an
provinces
nrovincesi
Financial
adjustments
for
the
proposed
new
economic
order
include
a
provincial
credit
authnritv
under
government'
control;
distri"-
Duuon
of
consumption
and
production
and
regulation
of
the
note
issue.
Governments
finally
would
derive
all
revenue
from
the
monetized
provincial
credit
fund
In.
stead
of
taxation.
ine
Drier
lists
the
capitalized
value
of
Alberta's
resources.
In.
1
eluding
population,
as
prepared
by
tne
government's
advisers
and
in
comparison
cities
unemployed,
debt
cnarges
and
payments
and
heavv
taxation.
Any
correct
statement
of
the
asset?
of
a
Drovince.
It
tin.
Clares,
must
include
the
capitalized
value
of
its
population
In
terms
of
productive
capacity.
"With
a
population
of
772.7E2
the
capital
resources
of
the
nmv.
Ince
average
about
$300,000
n
rPr.
son.
Assuming
these
resources
weie
exploited
at
the
very
low
rate
of
one-half
of
one
percent
per
an
num,
the
present
standard
of
living
of
the
people
of
Alberta
would
be
Increased
eight
times.
This
would
yield
an
average
annual
income
pf
about
$1,500
per
person
or
about
$6,000
ner
family
of
four
at
the
existing
price
level.
"While
it
may
be
argued
that
such
a
high
living
standard
car
be
secured
only
by
the
export
out
of
the
province
of
a
very
substantial
portion
of
the
inorpaspH
nrn.
duction,
in
order
to
obtain
thr
diverse
variety
of
goods
for
which
there
would
be
a
demand,
this
is
partially
true
only.
"The
abundant
sources
of
power
at
the
disposal
of
the
province
in
its
natural
assests
of
coal,
oil
and
io
a
nmuea
extent,
water
power
rended
It
ideal
for
industrial
de-
ivelopment.
Besides,
in
the
main
thp
tnalnrUvr
rf
V.
.
.
1
i
!
...ujuwvj
ui
uic
yupuuiuuu
lire
in
want
of
the
very
products
which
I
could
be
supplied
from
the
limited
(development
that
has
taken
place
to
the
present
time."
SHEEP
FLOCKS
GROW
BRISBANE,
Australia.
Sept.
20-(CP)
'
According
to
governmen'
statistics
there
arc
22,000,000
sheer
in
Queensland
this
year,
the
highest
since
1932
when
the
total
was
PHEASANT
ESCAPES
MONCTON,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
A
Hungarian
ring-necked
pheasant
nlmcwt
stole
the
show
at
thr
Moncton
Exhibition.
It
escaped
while
being
fed,
resisting
all
at'
cmpts
at
capture
and
pecking
thf
hands
of'
those
who
tried
to
catch
(t.
It
was
finally
captured
with
n
fish
net.
SLAY
SHEEP-KILLER
THORBURN,
N.
8.,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
Two
Pictou
County
men
Jim
and
Jack
MacLeod,
killed
f-
450-pound
bear
near
here
after
h
had
ravaged
sheep
herds.
The
ani
mal
was
slain'
when
It
returned
,lr,
carcasses
of
sheep
'which
it
had
killed
Land
Shortage
In
Old
Treaty
which
a
small
group
of
alien
fin-
.
,
anclers
are
able
to
Impose
their
I,,dePendant
Tribe
Has
Enjoyed
At
.
Almost
Alltlfict
OnttmlalA
Complete
Autnnomy
Aiilniiniiiv
over
the
entire
na-
For
Many
Years
KINGSTON,
Jamaica,
Sept.
20:
(CP)
Investigation
into
a
200-
vnar
nlri
land
riisnntp
will
hi
un
dertaken
by
the
Jamaican
depart-1
ment
of
lands
and
forests,
pressed
to
carry
out
the
survey
by
the
M.irnnns
hlstnrir
roslHonts
nf
tViio
would
be
for
econmoic
security
an.i?Britl5n
West
Indies
colony.
.
I
TVto
The
Maroons,
TLf
o
rrrire
first
f
If
of
Ki-
broucht
Id
Jamaica
by
the
Spaniards
whose
slaves
they
were,
are
an
independent
group
who
have
lived
on
their
own
land
down
through
the
years,
avoiding
the
innovations
of
the
whites
and
continuing
to
live
their
own
quiet
lives
on
their
own
land
i
Accompong.
Determined
people,
they
resisted
every
effort
of
the
British
to
sub
due
them
in
the
17th
century
and
carried
on
so
relentlessly
a
cam
paign
of
guerilla
and
ooen
fleht-
ing
against
the
soldiers
from
across
the
Atlantic
that
in
1655
they
finally
gained
their
demands
fot
autonomy.
In
that
year,
the
Maroons
were
granted
peace
and
the
English
de-
elded
they
were
so
stubborn
thev
might
just
as
well
be
left
to
their
own
devices.
The
Maroons
were
"?iven
almost
complete
autonomy
the
British
reserving
onlv
the.
right
of.
capital
punishment.
MILITIA
IS
BUSY
Jumber
of
New
Retrults
First
Parade
to
be
Held
Tomorrow
Night
at
Armories
The
local
militia
battery
will
commence
Its
winter
activities
tomorrow
night
when
it
will
hold
the
first
parade
of
the
season
at
the
While
the
battery
has
lost
a
fewf
or
its
members
through
transfer
during
the
summer
season,
a
number
of
new
recruits
have
joined
and
the
strength
of
the
battery
is
being
augmented
considerably.
The
signal
section
of
the
battery
will
be
brought
up
to
strength
and
it
is
expected
a
signal
school
will
be
established
here
this
winter.
Smoke
Pours
From
Burning
Mountain
In
Australia
Today
SYDNEY,
N.S.W.,
Sept.
.20:
(CP)
.
Smoke
from
Australia's
"burning
mountain"
today
rose
in
pale
gray
wreaths
200
miles
north
of
here
fed
for
centuries
by
an
underground
coal
seam.
Tourists
who
visited
the
snot
tell
of.
seeing
acres
of
blackened
rocks
and
charred
timber,
with
the
smoke
rising
from
giant
cracks
In
the
mountainside.
Grey
ash
filled
shallow
crevices
and
the
heat
from
the
subterranean
fire
penetrated
thick-solcd
shoes.
Geologists
said
.the
fire
had
burned
for
centuries.
In
the
past
80
years
It
had
crept
westward
up
the
slope
at
roughlyja
yard
a
year.
The
Dally
Nt-wsUaT
nn"A.
B,
C,
paper,
'i
Man
in
the
Moon
!
What
a
world
it
is.
Here
we
see
everybody
grabbing
all
they
can
get
and
yet
Jhey
don't
like
to
see
Hitler
grabbing.
Grabbing
la
just
a
game
In
which
strong
people
win.
Some
kinds
of
grabbing
are
right,
While
others
are
venal
sin.
This
Is
the
time
when
we
all
ber
gin
to
think
about
Indoor
sports.
May
I
suggest
hunt
the
slipper
as
a
game
with
possibilities.
the
evening.
i
I
just
sit
in
my
mountain
retreat
And
all
the
world
comes
to
my
door
I
plan
there
my
coups
and
don't
give
two
hoots
How
loudly
the
lion
may
roar.
Let
us
forget
Europe
and
talk
about
something
interesting
such
as
ourselves.
Isn't
it
funny
how
much
we
like
ourselves.
I
mean
how
much
you
like
yourself.
The
man
I
really
like
And
plan
to
humor
most
Is
the
man
I
know
the
best
Yes,
he's
the
one
I'll
toast.
I'll
toast
him
in
the
morning
I'll
toast
him
too
you
see
At
noon
or
in
the
evening
He's
usually
known
as
"me."
I
remember
him
as
a
huge,
raw-boned
Highlander
who
never,
as,
long
as
I
knew
him,
spoke
anything
H;IJH'H
"COLLEGE
SWING"
With
Jackie
Coogan,
Betty
Grable
and
Edward
Everett
Horton
(At
7:00
and-10:02)
Plus
RICHARD
DIX
in
"SKY
GIANT"
With
Joan
Fontaine
and
Chester
Morris
(Once
Only
at
8:42)
.Also
WORLD
NEWS
(At
8:26
Only)
Phones
18
&
84
P.O.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
It
Will
Be
Worth
Your
While
To
Wait
.......
.
.
.
rK
I
BETTER
THAN
WAR
PRAOUE,
Sept.
20:
The
chief,
reaction
of
the
people
here
seemed
'i
Be
Sure
To
Visit-,
to
be
one
of
aneer
that
then
a'
country
should
be
divided.
Hlgh'jS
officials,
however,
suggested
it
J
would
be
better
to
accept
the
pro-t.
posal
because
while
It
was
veij
distasteful,
It
was
better
than
war
but
Garlic
With
a
strong
accent,
we
presume.
"Has
your
sop's
college1
education
been
of
any
value?"
"Oh
yes,
it
cured
his
mother
of
bragging
about
him."
It
is
a
game
that
Dad
has
to
nlavL
"But'
.d?ctor-
yu
8ave
me
an
n-
often
before
he
can
settle
down
for
1
y.
Ql"ent
diagnosis
yester
day.'
1
"That
just
goes
to
show.
Madam.
Jake
says
this
column
Is
supposed
how
rplcUy
medlcal
Scienfe
ad
vances
to
be
amusing
so
why
not
talk
about
Hitler
and
his
mountain
retreat.
ALMER'S
Coffee
Shopp
Corner
THIRD
and
SIXTH
The
Brightest
and
Most
up
to
the
Minute
Eating
Place
In
'Prince
Rupert
TWO
Open
7
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
The
pally
Newt
ui
an
tads
circulation.
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utel
Household
Specials
2.-
Jiffy
Paper
Towels
For
Kitchen,
Garage,
Bathroom
and
Nursery
150
Towels
in
a
Roll
PlUs
One
Jiffy
Paper
Towel
Holder
Green
or
Ivory.
Both
for
50c
Gibson's
Face
Tissue
136
in
a
Package
White
Only
Special,
Package
10c
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