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February
27,
1047
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"
Second
Cla
Mall,
Poet
Offlc
Department.
Ottawa!
Anscomb's
Budget
F
the
spirit
of
old
John
Oliver
hovers
ground
I
e
Legislative
Assembly
what
a
shock
he
must
vl-h8u
ivhlln
"'Herbert
Anscomb
brought
down
his
budget
yesterday
disclosing
an
estimated
revenue
of
around
.$59,000,000.
Well
do
we
remember
the
consternation
and
alarm
felt
and
shown
by
the
late
Premier
John
Oliver
about
25
years
ago
when
the
budget
came
close-to
$20,000,000.
That
grand
old
man
feared
then
jthe
Province
was
headed
for
bankruptcy
with
what
seemed
in
those
days
3
tremendous
sum
to
be
collected
from
the
tax-payers
and
expended
bv
the
government.
1
Now,
without
blinking
an
eye,
the
former
critic
of
governmental
expenditures
wfien
sitting
as
a
member
of
the
Conservative
opposition,
Mr.
Ans-conjb,
brings
down
his
estimates
of
expenditures
1
to
the
tune
pf
58,781,334.
'
'
But
we
do
not
think
there
is
any
cause
for
alarm.
Our
population
and
production
have
increased
tre-
mennOUSlV.
Exnnnsirm
nf
ciol
....:
if,
V
-i
m;i
vices,
pensions,
J.-
i
.education,
health,
forestry
and
public
works
has
been
going
on
year
by
year
and
must
continue
to
do
senSes
m
mmUlin
a
hfh
standard
of
these
Fortunately
our
production
of
wealth
both
from
nature
resources
and
secondary
and
subsidiary
industries
has
grown
well
ahead
of
governmental
services
and
expenditures.
The
increased
grant
from
the
Dominion
Government
under
the
recent
Dominion
-
Provincial
agreement
will
of
course
add
many
millions
to
the
revenues
compared
to
last
and
preceding
years.
Ax-cording
to
statistics
recently
released
at
Ottawa;
the
national
income
for
19-JC
was
around
$9',
billions,
only
half
a
billion
under
the
peak
of
the
war
years.
It
is
safe
to
assume
that
the
share
of
the
national
income
in
British
Columbia
is
around
he
bilhon-dollar
mark.
It
is
further
estimated
that
the
gross
national
product
in
Canada
last
J
year
was
pver
$11,000,000,000.
Gross
national
products
includes
taxes
and
depreciation
not
included
the
national
income
figure
erefre.
that
British
Columbia's
share
of
the
national
product
is
over
a
billion
dollars,
which
in
our
opinion
it
must
be
though
actual
ictcucu,
me
governmental
expenditures
of
narly
$60
million
is
not
at
all
oDt
of
line
with
the
production
and
income
in
the
province.
edo
not
think
there
is
anything
to
be
fearful
of
in.
these
estimates.
In
modern
society
it
js
essential
that
the
State
assume
a
considerable
responsibility
for
the
redistribution
of
the
income
wealth
of
its
community..
By
ho
means
does
that
imply
a
Socialist
State
but
father
an
enlightened
State
that
leaves
enterprise
to
function
in
the
productive
field
but
sees
to
it
that
sufficient
is
withdrawn
by
taxation,
without
unduly
penalizing
industry
and
thrift,
to
ensure
that
members
of
the
community
shall
receive
those
services
that
can
only
be
supplied
by
the
community's
own
organization,
which
is
the
State,
corn-P?f?
f
th
executive
government
who
are
part
?;36
el?w
"Presentatives
of
the
communities
forming
that
State.
Whether
or
not
revenues
and
expenditures
will
continue
to
rise
in
the
immediate
future
yan
h
too-much
for
us
to
prophesy,
But
it
is
certain
t
W
I?
lor
fc
an
expanding
economy
And
if
we
do
have
an
expanding
economy
it
is
reasonable
to
assume
that
and
I
kpendi
ure
will
parallel
governmentalcome
that
expansion.
t.Ji
Coal,tlon
government
may
not
move
as
fast
as
some
woul(fhave
it
do.
But
we
beheye
the
fn,7,
rJl-
?tCrtuny
anu
progressively
forrard,
.meeting
new
demands
as
fast
as
possible
A.
budget
of
near
y
$G0
millions
indicates
the
Qne
encouraging
sign
is
that
the
municipalities
and
education
are
to
revive
a
goodly
share
of
the
increased
expenditures.
.
RAIL
CAR
SHORTAGE
A
SERIOUS
rnsc
in
t
.
M
vUioTr-
,
,tlulf!
central
interior
CLitnct
is
in
sight
i
due
to
the
shortage
of
rail-jl
h
boxcars
for
shipping
lumber.
I
-5
.pressing
need
for
boxcars
fm
tV,Q
uun,
of
grain
is
the
reason
gjven
for
the
embargo
k
.
on
cars
for
lumber
shipment.
From
reports
it
appears
thousands
of
Canadian
boxcars
are
in
the-United
States,
adding
to
JnWICUl
f
le
"ilwy-
We
do
not
think
carp
ng
criticism
of
the
rajhvays
is
justifiable.
Weather
conditions,
the
steel
strike
and
the
press-mg
demand
for
grain
overseas
have
created
a
bad
condition
for
which
none
was
prepared.
Something
similar
to
this
has
happened
in
England
with
a
coal
shortage
occurring
just
at
the
time
weather
con-,
ditions
were
the
worst
in
100
years.
-
A.
mm
im&mAimim
&
GOVERNOR
-GENERAL
ALEXANDER
ENDS
W
WTE
HOUSE
vriT
Tunis,
governor
-ceeral
,l
car
,ix
zri
ug,
r
"i
I
-man
as
they
leave
tiie
White
Hi
Xr
-
.
c.
..
,
V
right
are
Canada
Acbassador
Hume
W
it
Mi
'rrJ
r
V"
rmtor.
Pre
-idea
Trumun.
Lady
Andrr
Vte
Wow
DRUG
MAKES
WEEDS
"GROW
TO
DEATH"
CrmiH
Prst
of
I'lainv
Find
Bane
in
Sew
tl.einitals
SASKATOON
O
On
nf
ih
scourges
of
prairie
farm
lands
is
near
exurminauiM).
Dr.
T.
K.
Pavlvehpnkn
)uBw
of
Uie
plant
geology
laboratory
of
the
University
of
&LsJraih-
wan,
.says
the
advent
pf
infective
weed-killers
ffioygh
to
be
com
oared
Hh
lh
djseovpry
of
electricity.
The
two
herbieidec
2.4-Dgo
at
the
job
in
differept
ways
but
they
both
Bive
thp
iwn
of
weed
control
which
precludes
pulverizing
01
tne
soil.
Previous-ly.
control
of
weeds
meant
con
stant
cultivaUon
which
hmv
the
soil
down
and
led
tn
u-inrt
erosion
the
"creeping
death
of
the
plains."
Weed
control
has
been
m.nn-K
chief
Droblem
in
the
realm
nf
weeds,
miMtail.
sUnkwmri
un,i
Kiisbum
vum,
U
g
coal
Ui
derivative.
Ik
effect!
venora
ditlaytrf
intii
test
wtri
show-wl
a
yiM
U
MM
buchels
of
wlwat
per
awe
on
a
fieM
tetl
with
the
chfmu!aJ
hMirio
Ik
1
II
L-hwked
field
which
vwidc
17
in
bushels
per
apre.
A
fjax
plot's
yieia
iiKreased
129.5
percent
wiien
ireau-a.
Hie
other
chemical.
2.4
-p,
k
in
errect
a
plant
growth
regulator
Under
its
influence
weeds
With
taD
rOOt
SVfctplne
nV.
dandelions,
Canada
thistle
nrJ
111
fit
enln.AA
land
cultivation
and
hp
hne
u
)-,,.
,..
-
-
wuwo
Munu
supply
ply
w6cn
au
unequal
struggle
ing
crop.
that
struggle
has
been
reached
with
the
discovecy
of
chemicals
wen
a
cMyux
and
2.4-D
"
Siwx.
which
ha
a
logic
effect
on
Smikidcitewsui-ii
unr.
L6ai
weeasr
ut.
pavlieheriko
Dr.
J.
L.
Dou
said
However
nlnntc
't-r.,.
Hpnfh'
lira
a
l
l
,-:f
4
iui.
ui
wuier
wnicn
to
the
growv-".;
rT'an
iJhty.
of
the
By
the
turning
point
in
'minion
Soils
Research
Commit
Our
men
and
wnrnwi
ImrL-
ivm
.i...
i
i
Ijattlefields
often
all
how
the
Red
Cross
was
there
to
aid
and
comfort
them-oftemimes
to
'
save
their
lives.
Now
the
Red
Cross
asks
those-
who
extended
such
solid
support
during
the
war
years,
to
help
keep
tU
Red
"
Cross
strong
in
peace.
Today
there
are
thousands
of
sick
and
disabled
veterans
who
need
the
continued
help
and
friendship
of
the
Red
Cross.
Isolated
Virouct
Aiejt;..
dcr
of
.K
.1
to
pn-.Mdn.t
-w.:t
imnily
'
Left
to,
r-Gniur4l
ViM-ount
Al-
tee.
beliew
Ume
eliroicaLs
will
be
ud
ex4rijvJy
as
the
means
m
wmoc
m
annual
and
prewnial
mute
oa
fallow
land.
CHEST
SURVEY
UNIT
IS
HERE
1
xauiitiaijcn
of
sonic
30
ppr-
MJtii
for
signs
of
tuberculosis
ias
made
Wednesday
by
Mk
Doris
M.
Bullock
H.N
.
of
Van
uouver.
public
health
iturse
m
Mprge
cf
the
rovin:-ial
d
-yarlment
of
heaWh
che.st
.
ur-vey
unit
which
Is
making
one
of
its
i-crlod-Sc
visits
to
the
Prince
-Rupert
Ileatth
Unit.
The
ex.im-
nittxr.B
ai
ide
on
appoint-
tnt
in
cases
where
the
disease
'S
r.
uUtd.
Ih
mnhlLe
mm.
uhxh
makes
general
x-ray
unreyi
oi
ccaiuiunities
:n
Pi
province
will
visit
Prince
Ru-
:ert
about
the
end
f
May
Even
iriji
ustint
Liptoo'i
Te
will
he
imDfOVtd
if
mu!
fe-ahl
(be
Hi
pot
befure
maLinit
(he
rr
...
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lea.
spoonful
of
tea
for
each
person
.
.
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apply
fresh,
bubbly,
boiling
water
.
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lit
Uir
...
let
tea
brew
for
bit
minutes.
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night,
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oa
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five
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a
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and
nursing
service-their
only
medical
iiid.
Crippled
children's
hospitals
must
be
maintained
and
expanded.
Men,
women
and
children
across
Canada
need
the
Wood
Transfusion
Service
the
Red
Cross
has
started
to
supply.
Will
you
continue
to
lend
your
help
to
sick
and
suffering
humanity?
The
Red
Cross
worn
is
your
work.
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