PAGE
FOUR
SCORING
SCHEMES
New
Zealand
Government
Seeks
Income
to
Cover
Security
Measures
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
AUCKLAND.
N.
Z..
May
Id:
CPl
One
of
the
most
ambitious
of
the
socialistic
schemes
undertaken
by
New
Zealand's
labor
government
during
the
past
four
years
Is
a
measure
aimed
at
freeing
everyone
from
anxiety
against
old
age.
Ill
ness
or
unemployment.
ihredded
WheatiBMsferl!
CHREDDED
WHEAT
Is
rich
In
all
those
vital
food
elements
found
In
whole
wheat.
Shredded
Wheat
Is
100
whole
wheat
nothing
added,
nothing
taken
away.
Crisp,
crunch,
toasted
Shredded
Wheat
Is
a
delicious,
well-balanced
food
that
helps
keep
you
feeling
tip-top.
Order
the
familiar
box
from
your
grocer
today.
Th
Canadian
SKwMad
Wha
Company,
ltd.
Niagara
rant
UMOt
libit
biscuits
Ui
titty
box
I5
SHREDDED
WHEAT
MADE
IN
CANADA
t
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
'
1
'
-
BaWIlM
O.
Rollas,
99
10x).
Peter
Brass,
99
(8x.
Mrs.
W.
Brass.
98
8x).
Malcolm
Lamb,
97
3x.
This
Is
the
first
time
the
Dom
mlon
Championship
Trophy
ever
come
West.
MADE
FOR
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
Question:
What
is
black
and
white
and
yet
read
all
over?
Answer:
The
daily
newspaper!
t
This
time-worn
conundrum
still
aptly
describes
a
good
daily
newspaper.
The
daily
paper'
is
designed
to
be
read
by
every
member
of
the
family.
From
the
front
page
with
its
last-
-
.
minute
bulletins
of
world
events
righ
through
the
dozens
of
feature
sections,
the
daily
newspaper
is
a
constant
source
of
information
and
entertainment
designed
for
each
and
every
reading
taste.
Accurate
information
on
local
and
world
market
.
prices
intelligent
and
thoughtful
editorials
'describing
the
news
behind,
the
headlines
social,
news
fashion
and
home-
making'lnformatiori
the
world
of
sports
comics
and
special
children's
departments.
These
are
the
thing
that
make
a
irood
daily
newspaper
such
an
integral
part
of
pur
daily
lives.
Keep
in
tune
with
today's
world
every
day
through
tho
columns
of
a
daily
newspaper
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.'RESERVATION
OF
PEACE
siioi:i.n
nr.
objective
(Continued
From
Page
One)
there
is
a
difficult
mountain
to
climb,
Just
start
from
where
yen
are."
Dean
Bollerfs
Inspiring
address
was
listened
to
with
much
Interest
by
a
dinner
audience
of
over
one
hundred
persons
Including
men
as
well
as
women.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser.
president
of
the
club,
was
In
the
chair.
In
opening
her
address.
Dean
Bollert.
whose
subject
was
"War
or
Peace.
What
Can
We
Do
About
It?"
started
from
the
point
view
mat
"for
security
and
opportunity
the
world
needs
tne
complete
removal
of
the
burden
of
war."
if
permanent
economic
security
was
to
be
created
for
the
masses.
To
talk
of
war
as
being
a
biological
or
socloligtca!
necessity,
the
speaker
declared,
was
"simply
silly
"
Great
physical
and
scientific
changes
involving
time
and
spaue
had
been
accepted
as
part
of
the
ordinary
every
day
life.
Why
then
the
experience
that
nations
wlh
colonies
had
not
to
a
great
extent
used
those
colonies
for
excess
population.
Paradoxically
the
countries
that
talked
most
about
population
pressure.
Ita!)
for
instance,
were
those
which
subsidized
mothers
to
brine
forth
lal
Security
Act,
which
has
Justing
collected.
ton.
NB-
492-30x.
imre
;hltfrn.
The
need
of
raw'
come
into
operation,
played
a
large;
AU
penslon
invalidity
and
un-
Essex-Scottish
Regiment
Rifle
materials
H$l
ben
put
forward
as
part
In
returning
the
government
em
.
lment
'benenu
are
Assn.,
Windsor,
Ontario.
491.
another
excuse
for
waslng
war
,
to
power
for
a
second
term
at
last
I
Free-hospital
treatment
has
Blc
Miniature
Rifle
Chib
Purchase
"was
the
surest
and
0
o
civumi.
fmHU"'
ih
iko
H"""1"'"
iv.
not
.
yet
.
.
been
Intrrvtiirprf
hf?!ii!
ok'
hcwiuuiiuwuu,
i.
.urairai
im-ailS
01
access
lO
T1'
benefits
promised
j..
the
v,
i
-
tji..ij..i
.
-r.
jcai
liberal
but
already
government
.
f
licated
C(im
te
finding
difficulty
in
g.vfng
the
,
nPot
,
administrative
prob-
'""V4
u'
mmrrji,;
ne
jreaKcr
pontenaed
solved.
Doctors
are
strongly
opposed
to
the
medical
side
The
act
provide,
for
pensions
of
100,
lOx
Qt
the
e
and
as
a
result
fe
41
V,
A
medical
treatment
has
been
post-
at
en
00.
The
same
amount
is
paid
to
DOne(j
indefinitely
Invalids.
Aoproximately
$7
a
week
is
the
rale
for
a
married
man
during
unemployment
or
temporary
Daily
advertising
lit
.
the
Dallj
sickness
while
a
widow
gets
Just
News
is
sure
to
bring
.
daily
re-'
under
$5
a
week,
with
additional
suits.
Rupert
team
were
as
follows:
W.
Brass.
100
UO-xt.
Possible,
Nor
end
tiftde
any
lontrcr
follow
the
flag
as
indicated
in
India
where
the
Japanese
had
been
male-tag
heavy
Inroads
on
British
trade
What
Getnany
really
wanted,
a!
far
as
colUhics
were
concerned
suggested
the
speaker,
was
the
strategic
position
which
they
af-
hgj!
forded.
i
Japan
had
endeavoured
to
Jus-Itlfy
war
through
danger
of
com-munlsm
but
the
fact
was
that1
communism'
was
at
its
lowet
ebb
In
fifteen
sears
when
the
"inci
dent"
m
China
began.
Psychological
Keason
The
real
reasons
that
nation
,wcnt
to
war
were
psychological
rather
than
economic,
the
speaker
believed.
Those
might
Include
an
ln-jferiority
complex
or
lust
for
pow-jer.
In
the
case
of
Gsrmany.
Deal
I
Bollert
believed
that
the
latter
was
the
case.
Desire
for
war
was
nn
attitude.
'
i
Many
pinned
their
faith
on
economic
measure
to
end
war.
Unl-!
ted
States
women
had
made
a
,
quiet
but
systematic
boycott
)f
Tapanese
goods.
One
mean
of
'dealing
with-war
i
would
be
the
revival
of
tru1
League
of
Nations,
suggested
the
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
03s
COLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red,
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
I'HONK
C57
speaker
who
felt
that
this
mag-nlflcent
machine
had
never
been
given
a
ftolr
trial.
When
difficult!
had
arisen
0r
U
did
not
autt
certain
nation,
they
had
simply
quit
If
women
had
been
amresslve
around
the
world
in
the
belief
of
collective
security,
the
Leaftie
have
been
saved,
neorjan-'jffltlon
of
the
League,
the
speakn
believed,
should
involve
M
pw-mlses
of
denunciation
,r
ww
m
an
instrument
oi
national
jwicy
In
establishment
of
an
EB2
IHila
strong
and
resolute
publk
opinlwt
against
war
and
for
peace
Women
should
be
more
aggress!
v.
more
informed
and
more
In
earnest
about
problems
wtlleh
confirmed
them
m
vastly
and
about
which
tney
had
done
so
little
Oraat
things
eould
be
accomplished-
by?
the
women
of
the
various
minor
uniting-
in
the
campaign
for
pre
(
enatlon
of
peace.
Ttvj
mueh
time
was
spent
In
dMrtrtwtW
crtUeksn.
Before
Munich
the
people
nan
the
seUiemmu
of
disputes,
the
.prayed
In
the
churches
that
Pr-
ternatlonal
police
force
and
nowrui
in
acuirTin
pw
i
mum-
i
withdrawal.
The
process
ahouW
be
,
h.
No
sooner
had
ho
returned
first,
judicial
procedure
of
eone-lwUh
lr
tlum
hd
of'atloit
and
arWtmtton.
swond.
ee-Nuwed
at
the
terms
or
peww
onomlc
stwwtlnns.
and.
ttotrti.
mlH-
.There
muH
De
an
aiwuKR
niron-tary
fore-.
eiltatfon
and
peace.
HumartUr
Collective
.security
bum
be
tu'
common
preoiem
w
mm
jww
War
must
be
eliminated
way
r
preserving
Mlt
Hallert.
Blo-Mni
effMtlve
In-inner
criiamoenam
nugni
00
mip-
rtd
vkh
oi
pease,
naiioiwi
Mwma
up
n(
nay
eome
together
to
settle
or
talk
tlons
aoalntt
nations
was
boumt
out
their
difference.
To
this
ejJi
to
result
In
war.
person
(Kxikl
ami'
atwrnW
Women's
Part
play
ft
part.
Mifw
Dotlert
spoke
of
the
great
Another
guwt
of
honor
at
tJ
thinos
thai
might
be
done
for
dinner
was
Mr.
Jutk
A.
1
Fltti-humanlty
with
the
huge
sum
of
er
who.
following
Mm
DoUe
x
money,
besides
the
appalling
lots
spoke
briefly
and
humorolr
add-
could
not
oblectlonable
views
and
of
life,
involved
In
war
and
pre-
Ing
hw
note
or
anpre-iwmn
im
attitudes
which
mitigated
against
paration
for
war.
Women
could
the
splendid
addr?v
by
the
nwk
the
welfare
of
humanity
be
alo'do
a
Kr
at
work
in
developing
a
er
of
the
evenimr
eliminated?
payments
for
each
dependent
Pro-
UTTDC'DT
IC
I
All
For
Peace
vision
is
also
made
for
free
and
un-
lJl
LilV
1
lu
I
Women
and
men-
to-
Dan
Bo1"
Iversal
medical
and
maternity
at-
1ITY
bYTI
TrV
sIVT
Iert
ur8ed-
5,1011111
stand
more
detention,
hospital
treatment
and
WINNrKIIM
finltely
tosher
for
peace.
The
pharmaceutical
supplies.
To
galm
"
Ulilil
III
1
central
dominant
feature
of
mod-a
correct
Idea
of
the
scale
of
pay-1
CTJOOTITVIf0
rn
endeavour
snou,d
be
In-
ments,
It
should
be
Dome
In
mind
ullvV
1
lnVJ
ternat,onal
ace-
Without
it
no
that
the
cost
of
food
and
many
other
projects
could
be
brought
to
other
items
of
living
is.
lower
In
!
Word
has
Just
been
received
'
fulfilment.
New
Zealand
than
In'
Canada.
from
Dominion
Marksmen
Head-,
Miss
Bollert
went
on
to
discuss
To
pay
for
the
benefits
a
tax
of
quarters,
Montreal,
that
the
C.
theories
of
the
causes
of
war.
The
five
cents
on
the
dollar
has
been
N.
R.
A.
Rifle
Club
or
Prince
Rup-!dea
of
population
pressure,
mak-levled
on
all
Incomes,
earned
and
ert
has
won
In
the
shoot-off
for
ing
more
land
necessary
to
take
unearned.
This,
however,
is
not
Dominion
Championship
Team
t
care
of
the
people,
had
been
pret-
sufficlent
to
pay
the
expenditure,
Trophy
ror
small
Pore
rifle
shoot-ity
well
done
away.
It
had
been
which
has
aroused
widespread
cri-
ng,
run
on
me
rosiai
system,
tlcism.
These
critics
claim
the
Following
were
the
final
scores
scheme
goes
far
bej'ond
the
ca-
of
the
teams
competing,
each
pacity
of
the
country
to
pay.
champions
of
their
respective
dU-
In
addition
the
government
has
trlcts:
found
It
Impossible
to
introduce-
C.
N.
R.
A.,
Prince
Rupert
492-
some
of
the
benefits
on
the
date
38
"500
possible).
Benefits
promised
under
this
Soc-
proposed
allthough
the
fulll
tax
Is
.
.
.
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a
i
a
a.
t
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Brae
Rifle
Club.
Moric-
IVSY
MODEL
"JM"
Bi33t
vtue
in
hih
grde
wnficf,
Improved
baty
Gyutor
deUjn,
Lirjc
roomy
tub
of
utctt
snti-ipUih,
roll
top
style.
Hindsomc
to
look
t
ind
t
wonder
worker
with
the
i
i
i
?3
81"
Other
Models
From
$69.50
1TP
i(mM
tint
(My
nr,t
S1
Easy
Washers
Offer
the
IlijiKtt
Value
(iet
Full
Particulars
From
Chesterfield
Suite,
Bedroom
Suite,
Dinette
Suite.
Specially
Priced
For
Quick
Selling
1
Sets
Only,
Apiece
Chesterfield
Suite
Rep.
$135
to
$165.
Specially
in-iced
for
cjuick
selling
?103,
$112,
$120
5
Sets
Only,
piece
Redroom
Suite
Consisting
of
full
size
bed,
chiffonier,
vanity
dresser
and
upholstered
bench.
C0
Special
V
7
Sets
Only,
G-piecc
Dinette
Suite
Consisting
of
Ruffet,
table
and
set
of
4
chairs.
Regular
from
$H!.50
to
$75.00
Specially
priced
for
(piick
selling
$31,
$62
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