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"The
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EDITORIAL
FRIDAY,
OCT.
24,
1&41.
Election
Talk
.
.
.
Election
talk
is
still
outstanding
everywhere.
The
people
seem
anxious
to
tell
why
the
Liberals
nearly
lost
the
Prince
Rupert
constituency
and
what
is
to
be
done
'
at
Victoria
with
the
three-cornered
set-up.
We
havej
heard
it
suggested
that
Pattullo
could
not
get
away
be-j
cause
it
would
have
taken
a
week
of
his
time
to
visit
the
city
and
public
business
at
Victoria
with
so
many
of
the
ministers
absent
could
not
be
neglected.
Undoubtedly,'
if
T.
D.
had
spent
a
week
in
Prince
Rupert
just
prior
to
the
election
it
would
have
made
a
great
difference
to'
t
the
vote.
There
was
a
little
feeling
here
that
the
con-j
stituency
was
being
neglected.
The
average
person
did
not'realize
that
the
place
for
the
premier
is
at
or
near
the
seat
of
government.
Also
if
most
of
the
ministers
are
absent
it
is
the
duty
of
the
head
of
the
government1
to
be
on
the
job.
Proposed
Coalition
.
The
most
nlmisihlp
nrnnnsnl
fnr
n
rnnlitinn
rppiviq
fn
be
that
the
present
government
will
be
dissolved
and
the.
premier,
with
the
consent
of
the
leader
of
one
of
the!
other
groups,
will
form
a
new
cabinet
with
members
in;
proportion
to
the
number
of
elected
members.
Another-proposal
is
that
all
three
parties
might
unite
in
a
war1
cabinet.
Another
outcome
might
be
the
filling
up
of
the
cabinet
with
a
new
attorney
general
and
minister
of
edu-i
cation
from
the
elected
Conservatives,
the
combination'
to
continue
at
least
until
the
war
is
over.
f
Should
the
C.C.F.
and
Conservatives
decide
to
unite
?
they
can
put
the
government
out
but
they
must
agree
to,
work
together
for
a
few
years,
something
they
may
agree'
to
do.
They
might
agree
to
a
loose
coalition
with
an
understanding
that
no
legislation
obnoxious
to
the
other
group
be
dealt
with
until
after
another
election.
I
The
most
likely
solution
seems
to
be
a
union
of
the
Conservatives
with
the
Liberals
with
a
reformed
cabinet
j
Another
election
seems
to
be
unthinkable
just
now
J
Royalty
Censored
.
.
.
Dealing
with
the
vv"ltul
WA
unci
view
vviin
me
Duke
r
i
of
.
rr
Kent
recently
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Maii
has
the
following
to
say:
;
''Sir
George
Campbell,
former
British
High
Commissioner
to
Canada,
is
now
in
charge
of
the
Library
of
Information
in
New
York,
and,
notwithstanding
his
sue-'
cess
and
nonnmrifv
ns
a
ncni
a1
v7,.
-uncial,
mi
is
u
disap
4.
.
pointment
as
a
publicity
director
because
he
is
not
a
trained
newspaperman
and
does
not
know
what
makes
news.
The
result
is
that
excellent
opportunities
for
building
good
will
have
been
missed.
'
"An
example
of
lost
opportunities
was
seen
din
ing
mi
.
-
T
wiiiicu
oiaies
01
me
uuKe
or
Kent.
,
Jnirty
topnotch
American
newspapermen
went
to
La-
?rlr
Jleld
ft
meef
9e
Duke'
wh0
could
Have
talked
if
ffQ
pSt"hfnAd-
k"owIede
about
the
marvellous
exploits
of
the
Royal
Air
Force;
but
Sir
Gerald
Campbell,
representing
British
officialdom,
took
charge
and
in
tin
ated
to
the
American
newsnjinovirmn
fw
ii
A.
...
r
1
it
kutti,
cm
uuusuons
10
t
ho
Duke
must
Je
censored
by
him
(Sir
Gerald)..
Moreover
he
intimated
that
tradition
prohibited
the
Duke
from
answering
other
than
harmless,
general
questions
He
simply
must
not
discuss
"affairs
So
the
extX
spectacle
was
witnessed
of
an
m,aii
.1
,
,na7
enced
newspapermen
h
Royalty
nn
the
subject
of
the
weather
and
Hkeinan
.
ties.
This
was-a
fantastic
and
.colossal
blunder
S
earned
anr
vppoivori
f
u
a:
'
iTr
u.ei
uen
American
press."
Huon
01
t.he
eniirej
PUT
TEETH
IN
SPEECH
Women
Loyal
and
Selfless,
Says
Feminine
Leader,
But
Must
Strive
to
Get
Thincs
Done.
By
ADELAIDE
KERR
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
24:
AP
Women
talk
too
much.
They
not
only
are
Inclined
to.
talk
too
much
at
home,
but
In
world
affairs
they
talk
themselves
out
of
the
very
things
they
are
trying
to
get.
You
have
that
straight
from
Dr.
Lena
Madesln
Phillips,
a
woman
lawyer
who
is
president
of
the
International
(Canada
and
the
United
States)
Federation
of
Business
and
Professional
women.
"The
thing
that
makes
mc
mad
i
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DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
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dest
about
women
is
that
they
spend
so
much
time
talking
about
social
reforms
and
won't
put
teeth
into
their
own
words."
Dr.
Phillips
said
when
I
asked
her
-What's
right
and
what's
wrong
with
wd-
men?"
or
"Take
Take
women's
worK
fdf
React,
In
civic
'&mih.
gorcwBmeh:
really
illy
stUdy
study
'tHe
the
Issues
issues
bf
of
war
than
men.
But
then'
what
di"
we
do?
We
have
a
week's
convention
and
talk.
talk.
Expend
the
urge
and
the
energy
for
accomplishing
something
about
it.
Release
pent
up
emotion
and
then
feel
we've
savec
the
world.
It's
out
of
our
system
and
we
think
we've
done
it'.
Won't
Make
Up
Minils
'
"But
that
doesn't
put
the
right
people
on
the
school
beard
or
make
peace
In
the
world.
If
women
are
going
to
get
anything
done
they'll
have
to
talk
less
md
work
more."
Dr.
Phillips
ran
her
han&
through
her
silver
shock
of
close-
I
cropped
hair
and
turned
on
the
heat
again.
"Women
don't
drive
at
the
fundamentals.
They
won't
make
up
their
minds
and
do
something
about
getting
the
things
they
want
done,
such
as
bringing
peace
to
the
world
and
then
go
about
getting
those
things
In
the
way
they
go
about
managing
their
husbands.
"They
know
how
to
do
that
superblyset
the
stage,
give
him
a
good
dinner.
let
him
take
his
nap
and
get
him
all
eased
up
and
then
broach
the
subject
of
a
new
fur
coat.
Even
then
they
don't
always
do
it
directly.
They
suggest
how
stunning
his
competitor's
wife
looked
'
In
her
new
sables
and
how
everybody
admired
her
and
then
let
it
drop
right
there.
But
they
keep
coming
Dack
again
and
again
and
again
till
thsy
get
what
they
wont.
Too
Much
Yes-Yes
"Th?y
don't
use
that
system
Jn
their
work
In
civic
or
world
affairs.
In
a
war
caused
by
maladjustment
amng
human
beings
and
an
upset
of
spiritual
values,
it's
the
men
who
are
making
the
decisions.
The
women
are
sitting
by
and
eaylng
'aye,
aye'
and
letting
them
do
It.
We
follow
them
and
have
no
more
Initiative
and
ba:kbane
than
Just
to
follow
alcng.
We
Compromise
for
second
best.
In
the
test
analysis
women
won't
pay
the
price-
-hard
work,
crircten,
censure
and
misunderstanding.
They
want
to
save
the
world
and
still
not
make
enemies."
What's
ltight
"I'd
like
to
say
a
word
about
what's
right
about
women,"
Dn
Phillips
said.
"They
have
a
sreat
ability
to
se
the
fundamental
iHues
even
If
they
don't
always
drive
at
them.
They
are
loyal
and
elfl?ss.
They're
more
adaptable
and
flexible
han
men.
And
most
important
of
all
they
understand
nm
be'ncrs
and
their
weak-
nesses.
That'
t
.
stop
talking
go
my
something
done."
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Rings
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Worker,
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P,lfer
JJ.
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October
24
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women
are
starting
to
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wedding
ring,
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around
their
neck
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on
finger,
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efficient
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machines.
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be
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by
oll
or
machinery
SLAVERY
IN
CANADA
Slavery
was
officially
abc
-'n
"
Jwer
Canada
m
1803
You
Cant
Put
a
PRICE
TAG
on
Freedom
j
Freedom
demands
all
you
have
every
sacrifice
you
can
make.
So
speed
every
dollar
you
have
into
action.
Buy
more
War
Savings
Certificates.
Buy
th'em
now.
And
Keep
Buying
Them.
Don't
smugly
say
you've
done
enough.
You
Can't
Put
a
Price
Tag
on
Freedom.
Because
geography
has
heen
kind
to
you
don't
imagine
that
it
can't
happen
here.
That's
what
Denmark,
Holland,
Belgium,
Norway,
France
and
Russia
thought.
They
don't
think
so
now.
'
Buy
to
protect
Canada.
.
Buy
to
huild
for
a
greater
Canada.
.
Buy
to
keep
Canada
free.
f,
V
And
Buy
to
Your
Limit.
1
Not
your
limit
of
yesterday,
hut
the
limitjof
to
The
limit
that
says
"My
All
Is
Not
Too
Much."
Vli
P
f,
to?"
11
needed
for
Victory.
In
these
days
of
war
the
thoughtless,
selfish
spender
is
a
tra,tor
to
'A
our
war
effort.
reduction
in
personal
spending
is
now
a
vital
necessity
to
relieve
the
pressure
for
goods,
to
enable
more
and
more
ikhour
and
materials
to
be
diverted
to
the
.
The
Mout
temmng
effort,
tvhich
Canada
must
make,
demands
this
SpUlpmnl
nl
vnrh
nl
!
Iniuut
ITS.-
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r
a
......
'
VnLn.i
Ar.
v'
,
7l-'
I
'
xvugs
eriipxates
the
dollars
you
don
t
need
to
-i
T
PZnndf
Vutory,
they
come
back
to
you
uith
interest.
Spend
less
now
so
that
you
can
'
!'
SUPPORT
THE
WAR
WEAPONS
DRIVE
IN
YOUR
COMMUNIIY
SPEND
LESS
TO
BUY
MORE
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATE!
Publuhed
by
th
War
Savings
Committee,
Ottiua,