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!4;r,day,
September
"!S5a
CoiiiUble
Roger
Brett,
R.C.ien
in
yesterday
fiom
FenUdaa
MP.,
who
left
Prince
Rupert
in!
where
he
Is
now
stationed.
Con-1543,
is
here
d.,i
loday
renew-
st;b!e
Brett
with
the
o'.d
ing
acquaintances,
having
driv-l
provincial
city
force
here
for
several
years
and,
since
leaving
1
vt
'
has
been
stationed
tl
I
m
variously
at
Vanderhcof,
Telesraoh
ceeW
a,tfrr4n
Prince
George,
Bridge
Rl"?
H
"
fcsoss"
u
oif
io
the
Dominion-
J
Provincial
",nferen.ce
m
Que-i
bee.
Vuaiiy
e
lhes.
This
Uuv:
he's
motoring.
He
won't
tetaik
j
until
after
the
Tory
convention.
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ictoria
Report
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by
J.
K-
Nesbkt
.
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Why
These
Political
Conventions?
j
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Too
Much
HankyPanky
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By
JIM
NESBITT
.
VICTORIA
Political
conventions
like
the
one
the
Tories
are
holding
in
Vancouver
next
week
are
certainly
exciting
and
lots
of
fun.
That's
all
very
well,
;but
can
we
afford
such
fun?
This
taking
time
out
,'
every
now
and
then
to
put
the
province
into
on
luproar
over
political
matters
could
be
termed
hardly
more
lr.tfi'jted
iu
ujiiticul
man-oiivrines
than
in
th
reonlp'-;
wlfara.
There's
no
r:u
tii-,i
-if
that.
The
general
election
of
1945
threw
the
province
into
turmoil.
Why,
two
years
later,
should
there
have
been
further
political
turmoil.
The
Liberal
Party,
appealing
for
votes
in
1945,
didn't
say
the
chief
wouhl
quit
in
1947,
Now
the
Tories
are
at
it.
There
Is
no
British
Columbia
election
in
signt,
but
the
Tories
are
cleaning
house.
Some
of
them
want
to
kick
out
Herb
Anscomb.
In
the
hope
of
doing
it
they're
labeling
him
a
wicked
booze
baron.
Naturally,
Anscomb's
fighting
back.
So
U
is
we
have
the
spectacle
of
the
Hon.
Herbert
Anscomb,
Minister
of
Finance,
much
more
interested
in
politics
than
in
government
business.
For
four
months
now
he
has
been
lettiirj
his
underlings
run
the
government's
financial
business
($150,-000,000)
a
year
while
he
has
been
trotting
up
and
down
the
country
trying
to
win
cronies
and
in
-fluence
good
Tories
to
vote
lor
him
at
the
convention.
Even
the
Uberals-in-Cnalition
are
being
affected
by
the
Tory
plottings.
Liberal
Premier
Johnson,
a
little
embarrassed
at
the
hot
spot
that's
burning
his
chief
adviser,
is
staying
out
of
the
way.
jonnson
ana
Anscomb
are
supposed
to
be
running
the
government
but,
with
some
Tories
kniling
Anscomb,
it's
all
a
bit
awkward,
ft
mut
be
difficult
for
Juhnson,
at
a
cabinet
meeting,
to
say:
"Good
morning
Herb
how's
the
sinking
funds
today?"
when
he
knows
dam
well
Herb
Is
mare
Interested
in
his
chances
of
remaining
Tory
leader
than
in
sinking
funds.
To
avoid
all
this
hanky-pankv
why
can't
we
have
some
rhythm
to
our
political
conventions?
Why
couldn't
we
have
It
so
our
political
parties
hold
full-dreis
conventions
three
or
four
months
before
general
elections.
They
could
then
hang
out
their
soiio.i
shirts,
elect
a
new
leader
or
reelect
the
old
one,
set
a
new
platform.
There's
too
much
political
t-okus-pokus
going
on
in
this
country
between
elections.
It
adds
up
to
contempt
on
the
part
of
the
public
for
political
parlies
and
politicians
That's
unfortunate
for
political
parties
and
politicians
are
the
very
bulwark
pf
cur
democracy.
'
111
IB
honest.
Couldn't
we
have
some
system
about
political
converw
tions?
"WEAK"
BACK?
Sfahy
tay
they
get
"cold"
in
the
back
or
the
kidneys
to
easily!
That's
why
thousands
keep
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
i
Pill
always
on
hand.
For
this
reliable
jeniedy
is
like
two
treatments
in
one
i
Works
faster
to
relieve
painful
barkachei
t
rJhie
to
faulty
kidneys.
Dr.
Chase
MP"?
.
Let's
look
at
the
recent
record,
In
1941,
of
course,
there
was
some
excuse
for
an
unscheduled
convention
the
Liberals
didn't
have
enough
legislative
seats
to
form
a
safe
government.
So
they
met
and
fired
"Duff"
Pattullo
and
put
in
Jack
Hart.
,
(As
an
aside
perhaps
it
would
have
been
better
if
Pat-
a
name
you
can
dfpend
on.
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hl4Vjr:QTi.d
,
tullo's
advice
had
been
followed
IILUDISTM
and
the
Liberals
chanced
going
it
alone.
However,
it's
all
very
fine
to
be
wife
after
the
event.)
In
late
1947
came
another
Liberal
convention.
Hart
was
retiring
as
Premier.
The
Lib-
erals
had
to
choose
another
Lih-eraj
leader.
But
it
was
more
important
than
that.
They
chose
a
Premier
which
many
people
thought
not
quite
fair.
Why
should
a
political
party
be
able
to.
choose
a
Premier!
Should
jii
j
i
i
J
J
I
."4
'
Better
j
S
(
'
Better
!
the
people
choose
a
Premier?
j
That
flip-flop
(Hart
out,
I
Johnson
in)
came
-
mid-way
,
through
the
term
of
office
of
the
government
elected
in
1943.
That
government
had
a
bargain
I
with
the
people.
The
government,
on
the
hustings,
in
effect,
said
this:
"Elect
us
and
we'll
do
our
best."
It
didn't
say:
"Elect
us
and
we'll
see
at
the
half
way
mark
we
might
switch
Pre
.Last
December,
Fry-Cadbury
Ltd;
reintroduced
5t
Chocolate
Bare.
The
public
showed
its
hearty
approval
of
this
policy;
sales
grew
so
rapidly
we
had
difficulty
in
meeting
the
demand.
Today,
higher
material
prices,
especially
of
cocoa
beans
and
sugar,
make
the
It-
price
more
difficult
to
maintain.
Nevertheless,
Fry-Cadbury
Ltd.
is
glad
to
announce
that,
due
to
careful
planning
and
efficient
production,
the
basic
5i
price
of
all
Fry-Cadbury
ban
remains
unckangtf
until
further
notice,
and,
of
course,
the
same
fine
quality
will
continue
throughout,
Now,
however,
to
meet
the
national
emergency,
our
Government
has
placed
a
special
new
tax
on
all
candy
bars
which
means
youxFry-Cadbury
bars
will
cost
you
6j!.
'""
It
ia
certainly
worth
remembering
that
Cadbury's
Dairy
Milk.
-
Canada's
finest
milk
chocolate
i
only
6
a
bar
including
tax,
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PLANNING
FOR
PUILDIN3
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REPAIRING
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f.'ontractarn
miers."
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back
we.
went
through
at
least
six
months
in
1947
when
our
government
leaders
(elected
to
pay
attention
to
the
public's
business)
were
much
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