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1945
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3ldVi,."Jt
L.
Ilsley,
Minister
of
Finance,
loiig'has
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ibeen
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history,
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perhaps
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of
any
'country.
Sir
Thomas
White,
in
Ithe
other
war
was
highly
regarded,
putt
he
merely
established
the
principle
of
the
income
tax.
It
has
remained
-for
Ilsley
to
expand
principle
into
practice
with
severity
to.both
rich
land
poor.
.
!
Some
people
say
that
all
Nova
Scotians
early
are
schooled
in
politics
and
Mr..
Ilsley's
career
is
no
contradiction.'
But
his
hold
on
the
Canadian
people,-'West
and
East,
is
based
on
an
ability,
of
which
he
seems
not
to
be
90'nsciqus,
to
convey
the
impression
that
here
is
a
man
of
the
utmost
sincerity,
honesty
and
forthrightness.
His
eloquence
is
the
eloquence
of
con-Yfetion;
His
triumphs
with
all
audiences
are
the
triumph
of
a
mind
setting
aside
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petty
considerations
in
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01
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colleagues
all
have
been
pilloried
from
time
to
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ters
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Beljeves
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'1.
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who
is
pushed,
doesn't
like
it,
and
is
probably
right.
.
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Argues
that
2
plus
2
ought
to
equal
5.
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Fellow
whojliscovered
in
19th
century
that
sun
rises
in
East
and
still
thinks
-so.
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Socialist
in
office.
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'Liberal
who
.wants
to
be.
Social
Crediter
Money
reformer
who
isn't
an
official
of
the
.Bank
of
Canada.
Civil
Servant
(finance)
Social
Crediter
who
won't
admit
it.
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Communist.
Communist
Realist
who
knows
all
about
19th
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anil
doesn!t
care.
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Hybrid
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vould
like
to
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who
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the
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be
fooled
long
enough
to
get
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elected.
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'English
By
D.
C.
VILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"He
likes
to
lay
In
bed."
2.
What
is
the
correct
;
pronunciation
of
"inopportune?"
3.
Which,
one
of
these
.worda
is
misspelled?
Imaginary;
Heter-ate,
idolatrous.
'4.
What
-does"the"word
-vindictive"
mean?
5.
What
ls
a
.word
.beginning
with
die
that
means
fovertjear-ing?"
I
Answers
1.
Say,'"He'llkes
tollelnbed.,
2.
Pronounce
the
u
a
m
iinlt..
and
accent
last
syllable.
.3.
Il
literate.
4.
Disposed
to
re-
Venge;:
retaliatory.
-THe-fhas
a
vindictive
mind."
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Dicta
torial.
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Yisit.incr
Islands
A.-.M.;
D.
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well
known
author,
and
playwright,
Js
paying
a
visit
to
the
.Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
as
the
guest
of
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
is.
u.
Stevens
at
Skldegate.
1
This
In
the
third-
visit-
pf
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'Fairbairn
to
the
Xslands.
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lessor
John
Allan
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or
the
department,
of
philosophy
ana
psychology.
University
of
B.C.,
has
tesiened."
effective
July
r.
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ABOUT
BIG
COMPANIES
Bruce
Mickleburth
Advocates
Elementary
Rights
of
Citizenship
'
Reporting
to
Labor-Progressive
campaigners
gathered
In
their
clubrooms
Monday
plight.
Bruce
Mlckleburgh,
federal
candidate,
for
.Skeena,
cited
alleged
examples
of
how
certain
big
companies
had
defied
wartime
regulations
and.
when
people
had
attempted
to
organize
In
defence
of
the
elementary
rights
of
citizenship,
had
victimized
!
them
in
a
callous
manner.
"If
I
we
the
people
of
Skeena
allow
I
ourselves
to
be
divided
to
such
an
extent
that
this
attitude
con
tinues,
then
we
shall
lose
the
peace
in
Skeena,"
he
declared.
"It
Ls
as
true
In
Skeena
as
anywhere
in
the
world
that
nothing
come
to
us
on
a
silver
platter
and
that
we
arc
as
strong
as
our
organizations.
In1
a
thousand
miles
of
travel
,
through
Skeena
I
have
found
j
it
strikingly
;
apparent
that,
where
the
workers
are
well
or-
j
ganlzed,
their
wages,
condition.;
,
and
morale
are
good.
"The
return
of
a
so-called
1
simon-pure
Liberal
government,
even
If
It
were
a
possibility
in
the
Canadian
political
s:ene.
which
it
ls
not,
would
win
the
1
peace
for
Canada.
The
much-
j
touted
twenty-five
page
repuit
of
the
Hon.
C.'
D.
Howe,
brought
down
In
the
closing
hours
of
the
last
session
when
there
was
no
opportunity
for
discussion,
states
the
number
one
post-war
problem
for
Canada
exactly
a
problem
of
finding
well
over
a
million
new
Jobs.
But
It
offers
no
solution
to
the
problem.
It
Is
not
likely
that.
If
the
government
had
a
plan
for
providing
full
employment
in
post
war
Canada,
they
would
want
to
hide
that
plan,
yet
if
you
write
to
the
King's
Printer
for
a
copy
you
will
be
told
It
Is
"out
of
print."
As
a
matter
or
fact
it
was
"out
of
print"
a
few
hours
after
It
was
issued.
-The
Tories
and
the
CCP
know
they
cannot
elect
a
ma
jority
in
the
next
House.
Tne
Tories
figure
on
a
right-wing
Tory-Liberal
-Social
Credit-
Nationalist
coalition,
nd
M.
J.
Coldwell
says
this
Is
the
bost
that
could
come
out
of
the
election
'because
it
would
show
Just
where
everybody
stands.'
I
say
it
ls
the
worst
thing
that
could
come
out
of
the
electUn
because
It
will
mean
depression
in
Qanada.
"The
task
of
projjrtviivc
people
is
to
elect
the
biggest
possible
bloc
I
labor
members,
proved
In
the
struggle
lor
the
people,
who
will
put
squarely
belwre
the
House
the
issue
of
lull
employment
utid
prosperity,
a
bloc
so
strong
that
it
will
enter
the
government
In
full
partnership
with
those
other
members
who
are
prepared
to
go
down
the
line
on
this
program,
and
so
strong
that
.it
will
"V-E
DAY"
QUIET
ON
CHARLOTTES
Little
Celebration,
It
Mng
Frit
That
Occasion
Did
Nut
Warrant
It
QUEEN
CHARLQTTE
CITY.
May
16--"y-E
Day"
came
as
no
surprise
to
.Queen
Charlotte
Islands
who
had
been
expecting
it.
There
-was
very
little
celebration
except
at
.the
AUford
Bay
air
base.
It
was
generally
felt
that
there
had
been
too
much
suffering.
In
the
war
to
Justify
undue
celebrating
of
the
f
virtu
rv.
.
.
Only
two
men
from
the
Sklde-gate
area
have
been
through
the
battles
In:
Holland,
and
Of
r-many
Joe
Hans
and
Edmund
Stevens
both
of
whom
were
fortunate
to
come
through
the
war
safely.
NORMANDY
SOUVENIR
CRAWLEY,
Sussex,
Eng.,
tf
Oen.
Sir
Miles
Dempscy
has
presented
the
1st
Crawley
Troop
of
Boy
Scouts
with
a
flag
which
l!ew
on
his
Jeep
when
he
landed
in
Normandy
at
the
start
of
the
Invasion.
be
the
Tories
who
end
up
In
the
opposition,
where
they
properly
belong."
The
meeting
was
chaired
by
Stan
Boshler
and
Campaign
Manager
Ruth
Turner
outlined
the
progress
of
the
campaign
'
throughout
Skeena.
Many
mem
bers
shared
In
the
discussion.
I
LIBERAL
POLICIES
OPPORTUNITIES
for
Mil
OUR
Liberal
Government
under
Mackenzie)
King
has
taken
practical
steps
to
see
that
every
Canadian
after
the
war
shall
have,
a
'wide-open
chance
to
make
a
real
success
of
his
life.
It
can
be
done
by
giving
everybody
the
opportunity
to
get
ahead
faster
and
go
further.
That,
includes
returned,
men,
farmers
and
.fishermen,
factory
workers
and
people
in
hutiness
ami
children
every
Canadianl
Itn'l
that
what
you
.want
a
chanc.j
to
make
your
own
way
IN
your
own.
way
?
;'He're
are
definite,
practical
steps
which
the
Liberal
Government
has
taken
(not
just
talked
about,
but
taken)
to
make
this
Canada
a
better
place
to
work
in
and
bring
up
your
children.
Vou
will
have
to
"decide
whether
you
want
the
men
who
devised
these
measures
to
carry
them
through,
or'
whether
you
wish
to
entrust
your
own
and
your
family's
future
ui
others.
Every
one
of
the
following
12
steps
affects
your
job
no
Duller
what
it
is
aflef
ihe
warl.
1
l
Reconstruction
Liberal
aim:
Jobs
for
900,000
more
workers
than
in
1939;
and
60,000
more
each
year
as
the
population,
grows.
Every
kind,
of
enterprise
will
he
encouraged.
The
Liberal
Government
has
already
set
up
the
machinery:
the
Department
of
Reconstruction.
'Hie
Liberal
Government
has
the
man
the.
Hon.
C
D.-Howe
under
whose
direction
Canadians
have
done
a
great
job
in
the
war,
and
aro
ready
to
do
it
In
peace.
2
Foreign
Trade
Liberal
objective:
Sixty
percent
(60)
increase
in
value
over
Canada's
pre-war
export
trade.
Tin's
means
thousands
of
jobs,
and
is
based
on
ilie
number
of
jobs
created
by
Canada's
normal
export
trade.
Preparations
are
under
way
now:
expansion
of
trade
commissioner
service;
negotiations
with
United
States
and
United
Kingdom
ami
other
countries,
liberal
policies
and
trade
mean
full
.employment.
O
Credit
for
Enterprise
Liberal
belief:
Money
must
serve
the
needs
Of
humanity.
The
people
of
Canada
shall
have
economic
freedom.
We
arc
a
great
people
we
arc
going
to
continue
to
do
hiir
tln'nvt
afu
r
the.war.
Therefore
the
Liberal
Government
set
up
the
Industrial
Development
Hank
to
provide
money
.at
low
interest
for
long
terms,
Another
step
towards
creating
full
employment.
'?
Exports
Encouraged
V7ar-iorn
countries
will
want
to
buy
tremendous
quantities
of
'Canadian
goods..
Hut
can
they
pay
for
them
rightaway?
Manufacturers
can't
pay
tin
ir
help
unless
they
can
get
money
for
their
goods.
.To
overcome
this
obstacle
to
employment,
the
Liberal
Government
has
set
up
the
Export
Credit
Imuratite
Ail.
Tin's,
does
two
things:
(1)
it
insures
Canadian
exporters
against
loss,
and
(2)
makes
loans
to
foreift
governments
under
contract
to
Canadian
exporters.
t
,
Form
Imnrovement
wf
Loans
Your
Liberal
Government
has
made
low
Jiiterest
loani
available
to
farmers
to'
finance
their
work.
ami
make
improvements.
-
6
'
Guaranteed
Markets
To
provide
farmers
with
a
better
income,
under
wartime
conditions,
the
Liberal
Government
made
contracts
for
definite
-
quantities
of
important
products
at
agreed;
prices
notably
bacon,,
eggs,
cheese
and
beef.
'These
contracts
have
worked
out
so
well
the
Liberal
Government,
extended
many
of
the
agreements
for
longer
periods
(in
the
above
cases
to
the
end
of
1946).
It
has
provided
for
guaranteed
markets
and
income
for
Canadian'
farmers.
This
increased,
trade
has'
brought
pros-
feritv
to'
farmers,
everywhere
in
Canada.
Liberal
egisiation
(the
Jgricllnnil
Prices
Support
Act)
guarantees
future
prosperity.
7
Family
Allowances
From
July
next,
Family,
Allowances
are
to
be
paid
every
month
to
parents
for
healthier,
'
better
clothed,
better
housed,
better
educated
young
Canadians.
$250,000,000
a
year
direct
spending
power
in
the
hands
01
people
who
need
it
most.
Liberal
monthly
payments
until
age
16
(maximum
total
per
child
$1,224)
will
give
all
children
a
better
chance
to
become
vigorous
happy
ciliens.
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