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“ \ the Peace River country have different ideas
ubout why a railway should be built into that part
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What such a railway can do to promote trade for
Vaneotiver and district. To put it into his own
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Not since the days of

‘away back in the

» ‘so cnthuslastic a figure in
‘ganization — as f
functioning George Mees:

tical underbrush for concea
Conservatives than McRae e
showed at. the heighth of
very top form,

The obvious. question, the
fore. is whether he is going

able, results,
But on this point opinion

political cireles in. the Capi
here is sharply: divided,
aw

‘formance, despite its vigor,

these sceptics
more or less

. whatever in Hees formula
winning a national election

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country as to do what is profitable for V ancouver,
To its credit, however, Fort St. John has not
“been sold on the idea of getting another Peace
River member at the expense of sending ail its
traffic south, At its Board of Trade meeting this
week, the choice was for Prince Rupert or Stewart
as Pacific outlet for Peace River trade. Cpinion
Was so strong on the matter that the meeting even
thrust itself into the thorny--and, one would ima-
“gine, remote--Prince Rupert drydock issue, con-
tending that the proposed demolition and sale be
postponed until plans for northern railway devel-
opment take definite shape, ‘ist party.
If Fort St. John had been sufficiently impressed | However, he has never had
: . ree , / .the wholehearted Support of th:
With getting more political representation for the /members of his own party on
Peace River, the subject would never have come ‘{his question, even inside par-
up. The drydock js political poison, and any. dis-
| House of Commons. But the at-
way to economics, The Peace River wants all its. *t¢ Just ke any other party.
The attitude of the govern-
sentation at Victoria will make the injury less, |The RCMP is against the ban.
would be a lot more difficult!
ed, never drank anything but boiled water, never
'ly elcse cheek,

:liament. There is probably a
cussion of it will certainly not quicken Premiey

“inde of the other parties to
trade to move’ by the shortest possible route. If |

iment is, in part, shaped by the

ining of the Communist party
Living Life

jt deal with if it were ‘made il-|

‘Communists would be either in- |
touched anything that had not been Sterilized, ney-

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not so much to do what is right for the Peace River |
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| outlawing the Communi

| bound to arise in Canada

George Drew has for some
/ years been a strong advocate
‘Of the banning of the Commun-

“Sprinkling of support for such a
‘dissolution in all parties in the
Bennett's interest in the Peace ‘River country,

lg . . w .. date, is that the Communist
But there is a point where polities must SIVC i pares sonic ve atiowed to oper-
It Is handicapped by a long val haul, 1 IS Song to Department of Justice and the

take a beating, and no amount of political repre. Romp.
because the RCMP regards the
~ERTAINLY a man might expect to prolong his Hlegal. It is no secret. that in the |
life span by five year’s or so if he never smok- jevent of war with Russia all
|terned, or kept under extrem- |

‘tpap ’ . + ' Canada has zig-zageed in its |
ér travelled in a motor Vehicle, never flew, never yerieial attitude toward the,
Went In a crowd, never

‘Communist party, But experl- |
-ence has convinced the Jus- |
lice Department that “the Com- |
‘Inunist problem’ jg more dif-’
‘ficuit Lo handle when the Com-.
‘imunist party fs fllewalized in
Canada. One reason for this is, !
as Plalr Fraser put it, that “the:
‘Communists always keep one
name? ahead”,

ate anything but a per.
fectly balanced meal, never walked within falling
range of a chimney pot, always remained within
2 grounded metal cage durin 2g thunderstorms, ney.
er visited a sick friend, never overworked or over.
played, But, quite simply, is it worth it? Ave the
five extra (and dismal) years worth the preliniin-
ary sixty-five Ov £0 Sterile years of adventureless,
,Tunless, i purposeless Useless (ify watisticd) hare. '° parly should he banned
“don? rsh ts attei ull hatte for the diving ?—'The centres arouhd this point:

Hamilton Spectator, “a eomappaey to eee Ba

“world vevolution,” an organized
{ifth column agency run by al

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The Important argument as
Lo whether or not the Commun. |

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As I See it
BY . |
| Elmore Fhifroc: |

Now that the United States has passed

; i“throw the rascals out,”
LPP as an enemy outfit which| hog

U.S.A,

ae foreign power, to further {ts Own| Kingston penitentiary strike has
WN ww enema meaner mew enero nae ene one {

iheen only partly explained, while It
| the examination continues to be
) 48 thorough as possible, It's 4
perplexing problem,
go,

frequently was little short of un-
— tence =| mereitul, That, of course, has

show adequate merey, and en.
forcement when ft js deserved,

Way to lose friendly and alicunte
people, particularly when visit.
Ing © hewspaner offiee
moe {neetlous visitor to root
jBtatt with words to the {feet

any other way, Tt seems proodhle
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_. tre of the party in the da
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ie G  MORTIMORE

| Offices and shops don't tel
a law:
st party, the question is,

should we follow?

to havpen next. Even smal
Gffiees have their
known only

~ nerhups his assistant,
i Is it true, or false, that when.
ithe Communists do attain pow: |
rer in any given country they:

‘destroy the very foundation «ai tien, with noses twitching al

ien, | ENGINEERS ‘

' freedorh, by making it impossidin the time to catch any scent meee ey Ne

‘Tor any other democratic par-. 6f gessin or danger, | Tron and Brass Castings. 3 —

ities even to operate? i In a certain Office, a man } Elvetrie and Acetylene } : ee a
These are the qu2stions Which’ onpeared with a tape-measure Welding .. or. eS y i |

IS g i ;

i think that every democracy, and ‘tarled measuring the iain ta 4

| including Canada, will sooner ur elass-topped desks “used by SPECIALISTS ON SAWMILL ies: ed

‘deter have to face, and answer, executives, . and os

'No matter how wa may try to
dodge it, the fact remains {hit
‘the Communisi and mut desk, watched intently,

. tj re ant y our ue . .

Panes hee sidered a. on han “Why ‘do you suppose he’s
With di ronsiaere nati vr - Measuring those desks?" he
we th Hae NOL di feneny in whispered to‘a couple of fel-
Ues, They are not diffe ‘+ low-workcrs, Narrowing his
idegree, but in their fundamen- | eves

ital nature. Por once elthér- ay '

I “Goodness “knows,” one of

'Fascist government or a Carh-|
'munist government takes over,

jthere is no further chance tj

wants to find’ out what size
' the desks are,”

“Eut. why?” asked the in-
But everybody who has faced’ quisitive one. “Looks as though
this very difficult Problom must; they are going to move the
have seen the dangers to 2 dem-; desks around, and they want
ocracy In banning any party. | lo knoly what" offices they

Two weeks before the U, 3.) would’ fit in.” Maybe ‘that
Congress banned {he Communist. means a staff shuffle,”
an American Legion outfit: “What are they going to
branded the Girl Scouts ag “sub- | do?” he cnqulred, continuing
versive" becaus. thelr Bid | his ennversation with himself.
book lauded the idea of “one “kxpand? Cut down? Mr.
world” and loyalty to the Uni- Rebinson has been sick, May-
ted Nations, | te he'll be retired or sent on

I think Canada should con-! leave of absence. Who are
sider this whole question culm : they going to promote to take
ly, and without any of the pas- his place? Or will they bring
sion or hysteria which has! somebody in from outside?
brought MeCurthyism in the, “Mayhe they sold the puild-
| Ing. I saw-a man with-a brieg

a ns , ase around here, and he look-
iC jet Uke a real estate agent
eeu’ . ? from our of town,”

», Unable to stand i

SUs-
to.

pense, Ne wilked.. up
a thie “tite

Reflects anc
Reminisces

The why and wherefore of the

measured (he desks,
"Tate glass insurance," the
man sald,
turned out that glass
tops for desks were worth a
bit of money, The larger they
were, the more cost. Whether
they stood in danger of belng
cracked by an executive
pounding his
home a point during a confer-
enee, or by an irate patron
hurling a rock, nohody made
clear, Anyway, they were be-
dng Insured, ‘That was why
thelr dimensions were tnken,

There were no staff shuf-
fles In sight, Nobody wag r0-
tring, And so an elaborate
structive of guédyswork, built
Oni flimsy foundation of fret
cume tumbling down,

Crafty quessers une equally
slim evidence to forecant Unat
Jor JIncohson dawn the rond
will sell his form, that. the
prime minister wil turn the
Cabinel Insideout, and that
Princess Margaret will choose
QW Jtshand,

The moral thane you lnye
en't belpped aver fly dy sliiply
(hia: Don't bollaye nything
Unt! you see It proved,

A century
punishment could be, and

 

een banished, Canada must

One vote for the most effertiye
hi fora
fhe

hab it must he mer to hee

wine why anyone eyor Hleapy

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Seo The Now Line Of
LADIES’ FINE LEATHER

great. General A, D, McRa
memorable
y(°) 1930 clection have the PC's had

the curren tly

Veteran Parliament Hill ob-
“servers agree that Hees is apply-
‘ine even greatcr energy to, the
job of beating the nation’s poli-

achieve creater, or even compar-

The truth is that Hees’ per-

leaving many Conservatives un-

impressed, For the most part | In experienced political clicles

belong to the old-:in the. Capital the
line wing of the party. Being to agree with the
dyed-in-the-woo]
Tories, they have just no faith

‘A camnaion of door-bell ringine,

as its leader has been
due to something far more fun-

damental than its neglect to it. The real truth

| . | the voters just have never wish-
A O Qa r ied to do so,

every employee what js going

secrets,
to the boss and

AS a result, some employ
ecs keep themselves in a state
of mouselike, nervous atten-

An employee, of a rank that
rated only q' wodden-topped -+,

his colleagues said. “Maybé he !

  
  
  
 

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nation's servatism to Breater organteation |
door-hells at election time, They is conceded generally, The only
Suspect that inefectual leader- point of controversy raised by |
ship and vacillations in policies Hees Is his content :
have been far more decisive fac- all-Important. ‘The feoling js «
tors, fairly general, for example, that.

servatives inthe Parllanientary jhe reat Mckae couldn!
In short, there are many Con- 6 : Bt have

Party who blame: the debacles (O'8anized the 1930 viclary With. |
since’1935 upon Conservatism’s OUt the great R. B. Bennett as
fallure to continue-as a Consery.. part es ;
ative opposition and Upon its wu
attempt to court ‘popularity by.
trimming its sails to the wind
of every Socialistic policy which
Liberalism “has adopted. As a
to result of this attempt to be all
things to’ all people, the strat-
egy of the party ts blamed for ;
in having forfeited ‘the sunnort of
tal large ‘sections of the business
community. who ‘have nreferred
“a middle-of-the-road Liberalism
to an Inconsistent and wholly |e
is erratic left-wing Conservatism, Antiquated moving methods ate: rei
Lindsay's . . . there ‘you'll fing th i
(availabe, In this ‘day ‘iid age gy
‘Equipment and Service-Bo hand in
your maye ir completely ‘salistact

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inadequacy of the Hees formula ve 7
of of victory through more inten- Dts ‘
by Slve organization éffort. The pen-! a RR
eral feeling is thatthe Conserv. | _ my - tos GO
]- ative Party has been sufficiently GO oe co,
ys Well advertised in every general ee ee
B, ‘election since 1935 for the voters
to be aware of its availability for
office, if they wished ta return
is, however
unpalatable it: aiay be for the
Conservatives to recognize, that

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