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tea-
Thursday,
November
M.
wxi
Stronger
Voice
in
Senate
Urged
For
Opposition
MPs
1
.Ji
I
at
least
one-quarter
of
the
Se.l-nte's
102
seats.
Mr.
Argue
described
the
Senate
as
"famous
only
for
delay-ins
progressive
legislation
sent
to
ii
by
the
Commons."
lie
wimdrew
the
remark
at
the
request
of
Speaker
Rene
beaudoin,
who
said
it
was
exuberated
"
The
CCP
iwinber
said
later,
however,
thu
in
l'i'Jii
!
OTTAWA
:CP)
The
Coinmors
htis
hi'
rd
two
suggestions
en
the
future
nf
the
Seiv.ite:
Abn-litimi,
or
refurm.s
to
Rive
tl;''
'
ppo.-iticn
a
stronger
voicv
there.
i;-v:n
Arum
tCCr-Assini-"..li-.l
liiis
wcvk
tint
"the
fci
:.;
reUirm
that
can
be
Iwnisi-'-;
l,i
::
i.,
nlKiii.
ion."
H:irry
O
White
(I'C
Middlesex
KasU
ONCE
IN
A
a
ffv'i;!!;i
r;
r
'in
-
&
"-,
.
;
;
:ti
the
opposition
should
haw
the
Senate
had
held
up
p.
s-
moke
Issue
s
41
Ju;t
the
place
to
store
'
-1
those
extra
blankets,
lin-
i
'
ens,
and
fine
things
....
T"
aee
oi
om
age
pensions
,li
"i..-l:.tion.
Mr.
White
said
the
.Senate,
with
its
predominance
of
l.ili-:ral
members,
Ls
not
prupiil'
prtlecting
minority
rights,
and
ai
rested
that
reidonal
poli'ic.il
t
rinds
be
"reflected
by
pernii'.-tiim
piovineial
governmeni
.;
to
i
Piwint
some
senators.
Th
ep)osition
should
have
at
least
one-quarter
of
the
Rttvite
"cats
and
preferably
oiic-.l...
J
or
one-half.
liberals
hold
81
seats
in
the
apper
chamber
and
ProRn
ssive
Conservatives
elV.ht,
with
13
vacancies
Mr.
White
said
the
Sen
ite's
original
purpose
was
to
serve
a
i
balance
against
"radical"
leu-,
i.slation.
Nw
with
the
growth
of
centralized
powers
in
the
federal
government,
individual
rights
seemed
to
be
forgotten.
The
two
members
spoke
ilm-int.
the
thmnp
.vnpfr-h
rt.'lvi'o
IT
I
.jjiHtr
IWtpj
II
Itl
I
w
clean.
The
aromatic
scent
In
Vancouver
Stated
Urgent
VANCOUVER
CP)
One
ot
Y.-meouver's
top
evnerts
on
at:
pollution
terms
the
smoke
sit-iv.tion
here
"deplorable
and
ot
tome
urgency."
Dennis
Critoph.
chairman
oi
the
smoke
committee
of
Die
Community
Planning
Assoiia-tion,
said
that
in
1950
about
;;:'.()
tons
of
solid
matter
p-
:'
stjiiare
mile
was
deposited
in
Vancouver
"and
anything
over
'JBd
tons
is
bad."
Mr.
Critoph
said
approximately
35
to
50
per
cent
of
Vancouver's
smoke
is
domestic
THIS
I.IFE-SIZED
HOUSE
Is
built
entirely
of
cardboard.
The
unlauc
structure
is
one
of
the
features
of
the
PackinR
Conditioning
and
Presentation
Exhibition
at
the
Poite.s
de
Versailles
Hall
in
Paris.
It's
pretty
enough,
but
would
become
sogey
and
crumpled
in
Rupert's
rain.
of
Red
Cedar
keeps
moths
and
vermin
away.
The
wonderful
design
and
fine
construction
of
a
LANE
CEDAR
CHEST
will
please
even
the
most
discriminating
.
.
.
Locking
top
lid
and
drawer
.
.
.
Expertly
finished
in
the
Lane
fashion
ALL
YOU
COULD
HON
FOR
ONLY$69-50
Low
Down
Payment
-
Easy
Ter
Much-Decorated
Cavalryman
due
to
the
burning
of
volatile
in
the
Commons
while
the
Son.
;
bituminous
coal
in
haphazard
8te
conlinued
lu
own
thl,m(,
1
fashion
by
householders.
;
"
tpP,.Ch
debate
:
Sawmills
account
for
a
con-
j
jlaroId
E
winch
(CCF
Van-'siderable
amount,
largely
due
cover
East,
sald
217
pf,IK1,ns
;to
disposal
of
so-called
waste
committid
suicide
in
Vnnronve:-
Happy
To
Be
on
Move
Again
!
which
in
Sweden
is
of
economic
tP,wfl,n
Jan
1948
and
0(.tlJ.
value.
Other
sources
are
ship-
bpr
of
this
year
and
m0iit
CAMP
PETAWAWA,
Ont.
'CP)
out
the
Fk.'ly,
It;.
Iv
yru!
roi
A
soldier
who
enlisted
in
the
I
west
t.uro)..-"
tat.ip
i"is
hi
a
Royal
Canadian
Dragcons
in
(oniniissuiice
role.
The
r--!i-ient
the
cavalry
days
a
.
quarter-1
now
is
equipped
uith
Sh-
rsiian
century
ago
is
looking
forward
:
unci
Centurion
tanks.
f)
SUFFER
FROM
f)
BACKACHE?
pum
in
mi
uuiooi,
'."
to""-.
old
people
on
pensions
"who
de-hospitals
nd
other
buildings
;
j
ridl,d
,Ue
wasn.t
worth
Uving."
He
said
the
problem
shou.d
He
des(..rihed
their
deaths
as
be
attacked
at
the
grate,
by
:
..murd,r
by
an
PCOnomlc
system
regulating
fire-burning
equip-1
slipported
by
the
lnree
(1,hl,,
ment
in
all
places
where
smoke
i
part(.s
jn
this
House."
emanates.
to
another
trip
overseas.
jn
jo3&,
the
Dragoons
winner
oi
uie
l.iiiiiary
ivieoai
,,
,.,
maiintetl
e.'.eoi'.s
10
in
northwest
Europe
ciuring
(he
If
your
trouble
is
due
to
improper
body
support
during
sleep
a
Spring-Air
"Ultra-Firm"
or
"Orthopedic-Type"
mattress
can
help
you!
Come
in
at
your
convenience
fill-in
the
im5
if
rv
Kmi
and
Queen
at
01!.r.(,
Toronto,
Hamilton
and
Ni
iara
Falls.
They
were
also
famous
for
their
musical
ride,
stnied
in
full
dres
.'Xiirl-t
tunics,
brass
helmets
with
bhek
pinnies,
wliile
Second
World
War,
Sgt.-M:ij.
E.
V.
Douglass,
42,
now
hopes
to
see
service
in
Korea.
His
fnmd-ron
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Dragoons
(1st
Armored
Regiment
i
r
ufc-h.
bleep
Analyzer
we
have
for
you
.'
.
.
to
provide
accurate
information
to
far
Maker
Assails
Rivals
For
'Horsepower
Rat
Race'
guide
us
in
recommending
the
right
mat-trew
for
you!
No
obligation.
is
scneauieo
ior
a
lour
ei
cnuy
,,auiiLlet.s.
lii;
h
iatkhouLs
an
1
in
the
Far
East
beginninc
early
,
iant.fs
with
rcd
and
whilc
pen.
next
year.
:
n!;ms
Since
he
enlisted
in
the
Dra-1
i
cddition
to
his
M
M.
and
Boons
at
Toronto
as
a
youth
of
Lone
Kervi.
e
Mea!
ft
-M
ij
,
17,
Sgt.-Maj.
Douslass
has
serv-j
rjUpia,
w,
ars,ei"hl
cuaii-uitn
',
ed
under
10
commanding
of-1
j,tuis.
"
'
i
licers.
i
'
I
He
says
the
greatest
chanqe
!
C,l
hm;-
I
was
the
switch
from
cavalry
to:
small
nommgs
armor.
The
unit
first
converted!
Seigniories
in
old
French
Can
to
motorcycles
in
i940
and
then
ada
were
subdivided
a'mong
ten-
,
was
reorganized
as
an
armored
ants
with
average
plots
of
100
to
car
regiment.
It
served
th--out;h-1
400
acres.
For
The
Best
In
Chrome
power
or
more
still
will
have
that
power
10
years
from
now
when
their
steering,
brakfn,
tires
and
other
means
of
eon-trolling'
them
have
become
worn.
He
said
they
will
probably
fall
into
the
hands
of
youthful
buyers
who
may
not
realize
their
danger.
"Thank
God
my
company
is
not
in
this
horsepower
rat-race,"
he
said.
PETERBOROUGH
(CP)
D.
C.
Gaskin,
president
of
Stude-b:ker
Corporation
of
Canada
Limited,
has
criticized
rival
automobile
manufacturers
for
wrnt
he
called
a
"horsepower
rat
rae."
.
.Addressing
the.-:
Peterbor-euutt-
Sales
and
Advertising
Clan,
he
said
cars
now
bcin;
produced
with
200
horse
c
SAY
ooei
When
vou
buy
COOEY
Chrome
kitchen
sef
are
assured
of
peak
satisfaction.
The
4'
materials
that
go
into
these
sets,
along
ultra-modern
desians.
place
COOEY
O
sets
ahead
of
all
others
in
the
market.
T
toDS
of
heaf-
and
scorch-resistant
compc-
!
'
Slut
V
"?
IJrtj'
that
defies
scratching.
Chairs
upholsters
SPRINGAIRES
from
.,..!
p
Cuoroiiifwl
bv
'M
long-wearing
plastic
materials
MMifl
tt.(liertinr
.
SfS
i.'
"
l
i
n
I
r
..
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from
$39-50
DTHER
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$16
50
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I
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.
.the
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