PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
!
!
PREMIEJC
PATTULLO
EXPLAINS
I
and
coMeagues
to
attend
a
Domln-jonly-
the
Dominion
jsrernment
'POSITION
ON
SIROIS
REPOKT
km-Provinetal
conference
in
Jan-
but
als
oar
Prorlnriar
trjis-,
tiry.
The
Prime
Minister
advised
'.
Iatare
at
that
tfane.
Amf
ther
'
(Conlinaed
from
Page
One)
'
me
that
he
was
sending
a
similar,
things
I
advfted
the
Us
Ufa
tare
i
communication
to
the
other
prcm-'
as
follows:
headed
by
Hon.
Chief
Justice
Rowell
lers
of
the
provinces
and
was
tm-
j
"There
are
those
who
would
ad
GOLDEN
IIAIVTAM
CORN
Cream
Mjlc
offering
the
most
.popular
method
for
the:
tlaily
jj
meaU
Oiillnvack
Corn
packed
in
tlie
Royal
Cily
plant
in
the
centre
of
the
corn
fields!
BROKEN
LINES
CLEARANCE
We
are
offering
exceptional
values
in
short
lines
to
clear.
All
High
Grade
i
c
A
L
!
L
SHOES
and
priced
to
clean
them
up
in
no
time.
One
look
at
our
window
will
convince
you
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
We
ain't
mad
at
Nobody
if.
,11-
o,H..
1.1
.
J
tine,
rid
efsom
of
their
taxes,
to
the
meeting
and
.e
Premier
re
be
paid,
by
somebody
else.
eefved
an
attentive
heartae.
W.
O.
,
1
LtMfcing,
Fr
Prtectin
Fulton,
president
of
tfee
Prince
Ru-i
-Had
TcttrMwrted
tt
he
pro-
pert
Liberal
Association,
occupied
j
no-ai
at
the
conference
it
would
the
chair.
C
P.
Balagno
was
in
have
ied
the
hands
of
the
Prov-
attendance
to
play
"O
Canada
Let
me
Jut
warn
the
people
that
if
Ink
report
were
adopted
as
outlined
bv
the
Commission,
tkw
pportnnity
of
the
provinces
.for
deveWimient
in
accordance
with
their
capabilities
would
be
Rone.
In
British
Columbia,
the
progress
which
we
have
made
over
a.
period
of
years
at
a
cost
t
millions
of
dollars
wttuld
come
Ut
a
standstill
and
would
inevitably
retrojress.
Vicious
Centralization
Under
tho
Commission's
plan.
!'
""Tr
"lelastic
methods
of
taxation,
overseas
to
meet
the
emergency
.
left
t3
us
wh0t
Ul2
(there.
and
at
the
same
tim-
pro-
!
aMz
anl
flexible
tax
on
income
jtect
our
home
front
It
is
not
nec-
be
tflken
from
us
,
what
conditions
may
be
at
the
;
f
-,hiu
nnminniiv
!
ccncluon
of
the
war
and
to
wait
the
provlnoes
mfeht
borrow
lipon1
untu
that
time
to
make
radical
heir
own
account,
the
practlcabil-i
uiojltra
.u
our
VUII&UMlUUn
WOUJO
!,v
V..
HnMln
umillrl
hn
Vinf
.ij
approacn
ine
uonunion
guv
era
-
mouth
because
in
a
single
confer-
mpnt
dirf-tiv
hut.
would
hp
ih-.
jence
iMr
wishes
were
not
carried
Ject
to
a
brard
appointed
by
the!
"The
reason
for
the
intense
feeling
exhibited
is
not
hard
to
discover.
Apart
from
antagonism
to
niykeir,
it
Is
elear
that
certain
interests
hope
under
the
propos-
1
rd
plan
to
push
taxes
off
them
selves
upon
oilier
shoulders
and
there
hope
-abui
thai
the
value
of
bonds
nw
outstanding
which
are
at
a
heavy
discount
will
be
increased.
told
that
and
a
Plan
I
of
the
re-
aa
Jt
?s
tn
p-rt
Brttfeh
Columbia
taxpayers
the
of
Finance
which
would
h.-.
saved
f.mr
rr
riirn
minirtn
'Ferad'd.Tlh(
snvemmfnt
pf
Ca-
MhHi
n.i.ti.
1.
"r
nadaireluctantlir
t
call
the
recent'
.'Tlie
Commission
Ms?Jif
K
very
hazy
,
,
t
16
bien
md
that
we
are
land
contradlctcry
in
fts
ob?-.
ttons.
It
Mwe4s
Hut
tlie
aim
"u"r'
'"''
-n-mey
in
inis
should
b:-
la
make
(the
personal
in-
nniic"
he
twt
that
"
hher
than
ever1
come
tax
take
the
place
of
the
corporate
income
tax.
This
is
de-i,
"VH
tne
"'
01
in?
nrov-
fincd
as
an
ultimate
goal
not
an
J"ce'
,"nifflra
m
inary
immediate
nrobablhtv
MM,n(i
current
account
are
less
than
ex-
by
further
statement
of
the
Com-
?5?ndltures'Jon
OTdlnaiT
account
to
mission
that
the
retention
of
the
1930,1
"fndlnff
increase
of
corporate
tax
with
an
exemption
A"uluun-
in
reypect
of
psrsonal
income
from
dividends
would
appear
preferable
to
comoMe
abo'itlon
of
tire
cor
porate
Income
tax.
"There
can
no
slrtaht
of
hand
,about
this
business.
If
the
Damln-ton
is
to
benefit
from
the
plan,
it
-mu?t
comoile
the
rate
structure
so
that
it
will
produce
the
money.
1
mere
s
no
aouot
that
it
rs
the
totentifin
of
the
plan
to
increase
the
base
and
Increase
the
rate'
upon
the
smaller
Incomes.
Theard-'
ent
advocates
cf
the
plan
are
those
provinces
which
will
most
benefit
at
the
expense
of
the
other
prov-;
inces
and
those
who
count
on
get-s
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There
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work.
FOR
KKN1
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W
uin
his
retirement
bv
IheTate
mediatelv
niacin
a
copy
before
the
Watp
ntartn
in
the-
hands
of
the
in
for
all
time.
This
wauM
In-
the
opening
of
the
meeting
and
Dr.
SlroU.
For
more
than
two
House
of
Commons.
'Federal
authority
plenary
powers
deed
be
a
serious
step.
It
is
a
good
-God
Save
the
Kina"
at
th
dose
years
and
a
half
the
Ommlwion
,
-t
aw
nt
approve
of
the
terms
rt
to
the
extent
of
those
which
&Jn
to
allow
some
tune
euwwe
gave
study
to
innumerable
prob-
rf
eaWiw
of
the
conference
"w
zeroised
during
this
war
,fer
tho
who
bream?
so
frantic
lems
and
there
was
filed
with
the
had
M
opportunity
to
suggest
period.
In
peace
ume
such
auth-
Urcool
down.
They
need
not
imas-Domlnkm
government
last
May
aenve
As
our
Legislature
ortty
could
only
lead
to
disruption
ine
that
by
violent
ouery
mey
what
Is
now
generally
termed
the
OTeftteg
immediately
follow-
and
disunity.
Undue
centralization
are
goto-
to
stampede
those
of
us
Sirois
Report.
It
is
a
most
vohrni-
m
&
the
communication
l
any
kind
would
be
harmful,
who
are
prepared
to
look
ut
tlis
i'noo
report
and
at
the
recent
m-
from
Prime
Minister
of
Cana-
.There
are
certain
Jurisdictions
wtuatfcn
calmly
and
dnassn-ference
I
personally
paid
tribute
to
T
&a7isi
our
Legislature
of
its
.
which
should
be
exclusive
to
thk!
.ately.
.
the
thought
and
study
given
by
the
aFKj
sted
that
myself
Dnminton
and
the
provinces
res-
"I
havetbeen
accused
of
impair.
Commission
to
the
many
problems
various
colleagues
would
at-
pectively
and
these
should
be
otic
motives
and
motives
of
norland
questions
involved.
I
aboatat-
ten6
inference.
On
November
clearly
and
definitely
stated.
There
tire
dishonesty.
What
other
b
ert
ed
tliat.
whether
one
agreed
with
5
r
ref)lied
to
th(
letter
of
tne
are
other
jurkxlicltons
where
joint
could
I
have
than
that
of
pn
-
i
v
the
report
or
disagreed
with
it,
it
Minister
as
fottows:
j
participation
would
appear
deslr-
ing
the
welfare
of
British
Colum-
constituted
a
most
valuable
com-
'
,
aWe.
These
Hb
should
be
clearly
bla?
And
if
the
government
of
pendium
of
useful
information.
'
"
ThaolB
very
raush
for
your
nned
British
Columbia
is
not
prepare
to
-Careful
ktter
of
vembend
iarttag
protect
thwalfare
of
the
province
study
by
myself
person-
nment
rQQses
ally,
by
my
colleagues
in
the
gov-
rePfVof
R-sirote
rate
to
the
fiul
wIUi
the
Federal
a.lt
sfe
the
Ifht.
how
can
ou
ex
ernraent
and
by
expert
authority
in
""-
,
government
and
other
provincial
PM'
anyooay
ei.se
wiu
letter
is
prwocatWe
it
of
MLST
KCTAIN
OPPORTUNITY
our
service
clearly
Indicate,
that
anthrjtlfS
to
rttKh
Vmrnaii
the
main
recommendation
of
the
much
thought
ana
wi
require
sround
Dut
cio!llK
we
must
report
known
as
Plan
1
would
be
considerable
diseusstan
so
that
I
1mA
sacrm
lne
well-beii)2
:
f
Bri-very
injurious
to
the
development,
shall
not
attempt
-to
elaborate
at
ooiumbj.,..
welfare
and
prosperity
of
our
prov-
2,
ff
"I
.vtated
at
the
conference
and
lnCe-
1"h
TZZrh'itwasan
Peace
Time
Commission
,
.
ad
to
attend
the
conference
,
Commission
was
appointed
which
you
propose.
In
fact
I
would
Jf
Se
emeSncToTthe
ermco
on
tho
r
during
:
peace
thne.
not
ipa-
JZ'
tion
or
war.
and
to
meet
conditions
Prior
to
the
conference
as
t
might
government
can
do
existing
in
time
of
peace.
The
war
Result
Un
very
much
expediting
the
j
h
any-
n
having
started
hefore
the
Commis-
work
of
the
conference.'
Ier
wi
eS
It
Ln
taS
sion
completed
ite
report,
reference
I
"Here
was
clear
indication
that
man
nnw
.
was
made
by
the
Commission
to
its
value,
in
meeting
conditions
consequent
upon
the
war.
:
"On
November
4,
1940,
1
received
a
communication
from
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada,
inviting
myself
i
uau
iniaiiuiis
rc-garuing
llir
propesah
of
the
Dominion
gov-rrnnient
but
I
was
anxious
to
come
to
an
understanding
with
the
Ottawa
tovernment
and
the
provinces
and
so
advised
not
imoney
power
to
produce
to
our
Tkt
d1imrnt
it
not
publiiKc
&
or
AiptifW
Cm
Liqaof
Cofilrol
Beard
or
by
tk
Oovc'fimcnt
U
&Mik
Columbia
tuiiEO
FOR
SALE
CAR
For
Sale
at
Bargain.
Phone
Oreen
800
between
between
5
only
seem
to
be
the
part
of
wis-
nmv1nri,
nhu
u
hr.
.
:
dom.
row
f3r
w
,lal
expPndltures
unui!FOR
SALE-Oas
boat,
35
feet
long.
It
took
years
and
many
confer-
armlleation
for
aDDroval
had
been
!
9
t
am.
Box
C8.
Dally
News.
ences
to
bring
about
the
Confed-
mflri.
ln
lhft
FiniincP
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eratlon
of
Can
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tyu
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uo,e
10
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dresser.
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Ave.
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Dominion
spvemment.
Here
would'
be
centralLfation
with
a
vengeance.
FOR
SALE
Oirls'
bicycle,
"Th3
fact
of
the
roaMer
is
that'
condition.
PhoncBlack
93G.
there
are
powerful
influences
in
the
eat
who
would
like
to
see
-entrallzaiti-Mi
cf
authority.
They
bslicve
that
the
provinces
should
be
cjLrfbed
In
thel,
expciiditures
aha
a
permanent
check
betplaced
upon
their
activities.
These:
Influ-frres
found
exprwslon
through
(jood
'15)
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RENT
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Ave.
West.
WANTED
4'hpDjca,animt
cf
Fhtanes
and.
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,
,
,
for
housework.
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SHRIMP
Daily
After
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