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5,
1942
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WILL
ENDURE
WHEN
PEACI
lans
coming
home.
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CONSERVATIVE
JOB
'onFcrvative
Convention
in
Winnincg
December
D-li
Will
Tackle
Bii;
Questions
Presented
by
Many
Resolutions
"
"
By
K.
K.
CARNEGIE
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
OTTAWA,
Nov.
5
(CP)-The
National
Committn
f
ti
p
Conservative
party
which
is
organizing
the
Win
ippir
party
convention
December
9-11
-is
irtakine
elab
rat-
plans
to
co-ordinate
the
handling
of
scores
of
reso
Jor.s
expected
to
pour
in
from
all
parts
of
the
country
(
rraterial
with
which
to
erect
a
party
platform.
O'w.-vers
vers
hwc
here
uM
said
ihv
they
see
cm
a
n
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k!Mi
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renaouiiauon
arver
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handled
the
problem
as
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ptffiwmlsite
t
any
hnml
PK
'
lerattor
poMcjr
is
the
asniranee
of
-,d
c8
the
-in!
ladie-Upanese
may
new
:
War
In
riii
nnrrwinent
and
rtal
e
ruritv
fur
our
esteUng
Canadian
nn-ultkoa
regardlsu
of
racial
Mlcln;
i
J)
Our
resource,
however,
arc
-apaaie
of
progressive
develop-1
-nent
und
of
providing
a
high
tandard
of
living
for
a
greater
-mltoa
and
there
is
a
further
blittkm
to
provide
ooportunlty
or
eHiMtiiihin
m
eaual
Urms
to
nutnbTs
of
kind
red
-minded
people
from
other
lands-.
"(Ji
With
a
view
to
the
per-vtustion
in
ranada
of
a
democ--acv
in
the
British
tradition,
preference
in
Immigration
should
be
Iven
to
those
Individuals
whose
.-uu-al
background.
lntellince
md
love
of
freedom
arc
likely
to
'it
them
for
such
a
democracy;
and
-
i4i
Tlx
control
of
Immigration
houM
be
directly
under
the
bov-rnm-nt
without
any
subsidiary
-'rangement
with
private
lnter-ests"
Tf
the
Winnipeg
eonventton
agrees
with
the
view
of
the
round
tahle
nroaosal.
it
sUll
wU
have
to
decide
whether
the
wording
is
ml'
flclently
simple
and
direct
to
ei-
-ourase
slupiwrt
from
the
aver-ige
voter.
On
War
Effort
Th
most
important
question
will
the
party's
stUtude
to
the
war
-ffort
but
Conservstives
here
ex-wei
no
areat
difficulty
on
this
"
,
The
immigration
plank
in
the
are
still
advancing
-htftonn
now
to
be
drawn
up
for
i
aftrr
the
war
is
expected
to
cause
Vntv
of
headaches
at
Winnipeg.
The
Pert
Ifcoee.
Oat,
round
table
I
esolutlon.
since,
they
say.
there
Is
T
....
-
nll.H
nanlraily
in
support
m
ut
effort
as
enunciated
by
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
Melghen.
present
na-Mnna'
leader
of
the
narty.
This
1
icludes
conscription
for
oversess
rrvlre.
The
Port
Hope
conference
vade
the
war
nnd
war
problems
;U
foremost
concern.
The
labor
program
of
the
round-
ble
meeting
suggested
penalties
r
emplovers
who
attempted
o
thwart
collective
bargaining.
The
conference
alra
set
down
proposals
'or
helping
the
fishing
Industry
-ost-war
employment
and
rehab-
Utotlon,
and
programs
dealing
vlth
individual
lnlatlve
and
gov-rnment
responsibility,
houslnrr
ir
transportation,
conservation
md
development
of
natural
re
iources,
education
and
social
se
curlty,
and
Canadian
unity
At
the
Winnipeg
convention
there
will
be
resolutions
relating
to
the
tariff
to
agriculture
to
la
bor
and
to
all
the
various
dUv...ion:
G-2
war
.r
ime
convention,
a
platform
're
"n""'"
amuisn
:.n-r
will
stand
up
under
the
uvitd
condition!
after
the
war
a)
ii-ii
the
party
will
be
seeking
He
confidence
of
the
elector
In
a
uenrral
election.
Resolution
that
may
look
good
at
one
time
can
look
bad
a
few
years
later
because
of
chanted
condition.
At
the
Conservative
convention
held
in
Wtanjrx:
in
Octocer.
1877
-there
were
boom
days
then
all
over
the
continents
a
resolution
was
passed
calling
for
an
aggressive
system
of
immigration
based
upon
the
selective
prtnclnle."
But
after
1930.
when
the
Con-vrvstlve
party
came
Into
power
irvl
wbi
In
s
position
to
put
this
:
-esuiutton
into
effect,
Canada
like
:
rest
of
the
world
was
suffcr-
.
:nc
a
depression
No
government
-
ruid
have
dared
embark
on
an
cgreislve
program
to
bring
more
!
eoplr
into
Canada
when
there
j
rere
not
enough
Job
for
the
peo-
I
ile
already
here
and
the
farmers
1
vere
producing
more
than
could
r
sold
Immigration
stopped
al-
,
-"t
entirely,
except
for
Cana
the
convention
is
encouraging
tiir
people
to
send
In
resolutions
I
has
urged
that
study
clubs
br
which
any
person
who
wishes
may
formed
in
each
constituency,
m
participate
BATTLE
OF
SOLOMONS
Lmrricans
Still
Miivinc
Japanese
Away
I
mm
Important
Air
Hied
Ausmcs
Advance
,
In
New
Guinea
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Nov.
S
United
States
ground
and
ale
forces
are
combining
to
continue
their
advance
and
push
the
Jap
anese
further
back
to
the
west
and
the
threat
to
Henderson
air
field
appears
to
nave
diminished
There
has
been
no
enemy
move
yet
from
the
east
in
spite
of
new
landings
being
reported
therr
Tbere
has
been
no
naval
actiua
for
some
days
now
in
the
Solomons
area.
On
New
Oulnea
thr
Australians
toward
Bui:
a
Umnte.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
lull
Miiiiin
CANADIAN
DESTROYER
VERSUS
A
U-BOAT
Tli,
graphic
picture
w'ajt
taken
at
height
otthe
battle
between
the
Canadian
destroyer
As-sinibtuad
and
a
German
V-boat
and
shows
the
submarine
sheering
off
as
the
destroyer
attempt
to
ram
her.
A
few
minutes
later
the
warship
managed
to
drive
her
sharp
bows
into
the
raider
to
send
it
to
the
bottom.
from
which
they
are
now
only
fifty-three
miles
distant.
Sala-
maua
on
New
Guinea
has
beep
attacked
by
Afted
air
bombers.
ANN1L'
CKIITS
PROMOTED
LONDON,
Nov.
5
0
Miss
Annie
Cripps,
23
-year
old
daughter
ot
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
leader
of
(he
House
of
Common,,
has
been
pro-oUH
to
ih?
rank
of
third
office)
n
the
Women's
Royal
Navy
Ser-
nce.
GOOD
OLD
ENGINE
If
you
are
about
GO
years
oki.
your
heart
probably
has
thumped
2
250
noo
000
urne,.
physicians
es-
Canada
at
War.
25
Years
Ago
By
the
Canadian
Press
I
Nov.
4,
1917
British
destroyers
Li
tke
Kattegat
sank
a
German
auxiliary
cruiser
and
10
patrol
vessels.
American
troops
suffered
their
first
casualties
on
the
West-cm
Front.
French
consolidated
gains'
along
the
AUette
River.
French
troops
arrived
in
Italy.
THIS
IS
CO.M70RTING
Though
once
the
mort
cannibalistic
of
all
South
Sea
Lilanders,
FIJI
natives
are
mw
mild-mannered
and
friendly
If
at
any
time
ypur
grocer
cannot
give
you
the
"Crown
Brand"
Syrup
you
need
.
.
.
we
want
you
to
know
the
reason.
HERE
IT
IS
:
In
addition
to
its
other
uses,
Crown
Brand
Syrup
is
being
used
in
Canadian
homes
to
supplement
the
supply
of
sugar.
We
are
producing
a
great
dea
more
com
syrup,
but
it
is
difficult
to
meet
the
demand
resulting
from
a
war
shortage
of
millions
of
pounds
of
sugar.
The
supply
of
"Crown
Brand",
like
other
things,
must
be
shared.
Don't
hoard
.
.
.
buy
normally.
We
are
making
every
effort
.
.
.
and
your
grocer
will
do
his
best
to
fill
your
needs.
Eulilili
ftWifyrcTniuTWTJ.f
ffy
(
irn
1
1
wait
a
'UIMB
MM
ffff
zano.
French
made
further
sains
in
the
AUette
River
area.
I
NO
FOUL
FLAY
PORT
ELIZABETH.
Soirh
Africn
t
Nov.
4
ff
A
million
-callon
fuel
j
storage
tank
-exploded'
hero
and
12,000
gallons
of
pcrru!
were
lort
There
is
no
suspicion
of
foul
play
iQueen
Mary
Chapter
Is
In
Session
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
jrder,
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
as
held
Wednesday
evening
at
ne
home
of
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wrathaall,
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
regent,
presided
over
a
well
attended
meeting.
Business
was
mostly
of
routine
nature.
A
letter
was
read
from
provin
cial
chapter
regarding
the
coming
book
drive.
The
I.OD.E.,
through
the
Camp
Library
Fund,
'is
already
upplying
a
3reat
number
of
books
o
soldiers
but.
with
many
new
amps
b-in?
established
in
Brltlth
'Columbia
alone,
a
special
effort
s
being
made
to
fill
the
more
mmerous
calls
for
books.
Further
letalls
on
a
local
drive
will
be
announced
at
a
later
date.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
members
111
sew
each
Saturday
afternoon
n
the
Red
Crow
rooms
with
Mrs.
Teng.
Mrs.
Blackaby
and
Mrs.
Whiting
and
Mrs.
Lamb
In
charge.
The
members
will
assist
with
home
cooking
at
the
United
Services
Organization
Sunday,
also
as
Senior
Hostesses
at
the
Y.W.OA.
for
the
month
of
November.
Mrs.
Lamb
reported
good
progress
In
sewing
and
knitting
for
the
refugees.
Next
meeting-
will
be
held
December
2
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Blackaby.
K')R
QriHK
KR6ULTS
TRY
A
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
that
to
improve
soup,
stew
or
gravy
and
put
new
zest
and
flavour
into
"let
overs"
or
"cheap
cuts"
The
"SECRET"
is
a
little
BOVRIL
PEPS
UP
MEAT
DISHES
A.
MacKeizie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
50
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CARD
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assorted
models
and
colors.
Cash
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from
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-
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