The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-03-07, Page 3,
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aumaysucioNp nun., No.LD
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Business Directoiy
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LEGAL
INUDLIIX V. uomEN
Barrister, Fite.
Oflicee-CoUrt ,House„, Goderich.
Telephone u45. • •
nououks BNxonsz.
Barrifiter and Solicitor •
Oillee-North Street*, Grederich.
VRNEST M LOID,
" narrbiter and Solicitor
gun We Building, Adelaide ,and Vic-
• toria. Streator Toronto 2
Telephone Elea 5.301, .
KENINATH HUNTER, 13.4. * •
BARRISTI1R• 40141C4TOlt• ,ETO•
Phone,. oo, Gotlerieh, Ont.
Offle„Ilatiiilton Street.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT-
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HURON COLiNTY S FOREMOST WE MS
GODERICH -ONTARIO, TUUJt1DAY MARCH rith, 1940
PROPOSE INDUSTRIES SUBMIT
PAY- ROLLS AS ASSESSMENT, AW
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Council Votes $200 to Board of said the *deputation,. including reiire-
Tra,do-to Sell) .A.avortisc,
sentatives of the municipalities from
Kineardlue ,to Lambton county, Was
Blue 'Water Route - cordially received and was well
lied ,With the statement of the Minister.
. The Tow" Council on Friday night. ,Mr. McQuesten said there would be no
last got away from routine business' eapital expenditure on the roads this
long enobgh to taake the raeetihg the Ye.ar, 114 the appropriation for main-
'111,0$C,hlteresting for Some- time, -rpoy lenanee was the same as for IWO,' and
some imprevement of ,the Blue Water
Members were absent: Cormeillor
who is ."`somewhere in 1T.S.a" highlYAY might be elwc0(1' •
,ana. ,sproni, who wav- at gr. 'Schaefer also stilted that he had
home with a severe cold. been quite impressed with the reception
The SeUen of Maitland cemetery Te- given to the deputation by air. Me -
'Ported six interments in February. Questen and he believed that the Blue
The tax eollector reported collections Metntien was.made also of the expected
$0,,133.62 in 'ebrury. tO,Iticat this year..
Applications for building polniits Councillor Baker spoke in favor of
were: From' George johnston'for a co-oPeration With the Board of ,Tracie.
$3•000 refrigerator plant on lot:town 1)11rhig the diselvss'en' Mar" 44c -
street; from Mrs. Mew, for reShiegling Ewan- called attention to the tact that
part of dwelling, McDonald Street. the Board of '44(le liad 11°41 Its 411411-44
The Public Utilities.Commigeam see, meeting on the regular night for the
niitted a statement of the cost of Ham- Councli's committee meetings, malting
Inca street lighting, t210,60.ber,zear it impossible for members of the Vow).-
and for lighting the Tewn dock,cli to attend 'the Board Of Trade meet -
Referred to the.water, light and harbor '
conimittee. WTtit4e6r niHalgthtewro°Y1Astuslia-
eueviien,w'thieehthis
A. bulletin. from the Departnient ,of
Murdeipal Affairs advised that the Prol year is the Same amount, as in previous
vinCial subsidy. this year Will be One Years, $300, was referred to committee
nim 011 rhe assessment. — of the whole Council, ,whieh later' re-
Tt...0e-Whateley, alireebor-ef-PUhlieitY CeMmendeda vote of .$200, leaVitig"$1.00
for the local eamPaign for the Salvation -te-he-made-up-by-the-Board,of -Trade,
ArMY war 'fund.- wrote -asking the en- me' 141-4:ii711/1,copattrittliteee7eertesinmeilded.:
doreation of the COunCil, •and this was That.the.xerpiest of the,..P.O.„11, VibrAW
given 'hi' reisointion7WONSed by "
Deputy *eve Brown and Seconded 'by Board for *2,000 for the year 1940. be
'Councillor liuckinge, 'Both mover and, granted; - that no action be taken on
seeonder, :Great War veterans, ePolte a 'the request of R. L. Lloyd for a rebate
the ,gOod work done by the ;Salvation on his 1408 bowling alley license; that
Army among the soldiers in that war. the G°Cle-rIC4 HPrtleulthra.1 Society be
be
Board of Trade Deputation • given a grant of $90, for the year 1940;
G. W. Schaefer, Chas. C. 14ee. 404 W. that no action be taken on the .request
H. Blaekstone :were 'a deputation from
the 'Board. of Trade askingassistance
in meeting the levy of the Blue Water
HighwaY, Association towards the pub-.
Hefty funds of the Association. Mr.
Schaefer; as president of the.Board of
Trade. presented the netted, /which
was endorsed and ,tiniplifled by the
other members Of the delegation. It
MONTEITH and MONTEITH,
ava Chartered 4.cecomte,44
71 'Donde Street, Stratford
Toronto 011ie: 302 Bai Street .
*.imminswoontrimmiamissamormonsal
AUCTIONEER..016 •
031A.S GUNDItY, GODER ,
itTooK AND GENEB.4.14
e.UOTIONEER -
Telephone, 119
Sales attended to anywhere and
every effort made' -giVe. satisfaction:
Farmers' 'sale notes ,diaeounted.
noRD'orr (M. GRANT, `rAcagNslia)
AtIoTIONErrat HURON
I , • .4 COUNTY
satitfactory, 'courteous service foil
• Farm, Property or Heusehold ales
44-,1441-' Rates Reasonable,
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44.4••••••••wir=44"
MEDICAL -
lilt. E. X R. FOliWER, )3:Mt, 04110
NOSE, THROAT' --
Late House Surgeon New . ,York
.„ • Qathalinc_ and Aural "Hospital, as.
aietinritiltalelleirEW149Witatitli_
Golden Square Throat 11°044 140111-
; -*--don„ .
' EYES- TESTED, GLASSES
SIIPINE4ED
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next limit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
Wedriesday;-fitarch 27th, froth 2 p.m.
til/ 5 p.m. , . •
ilopiiiinimmomii.••••••••••••••••mill
• ,DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
SALVATION A*10 '.014P1iX,A.TAS
FOR, ,$1,000,-000 VUND
tro ear* on its' ocial mut welfare
work- for Cantuliaii coldiers in, Canada
;And overseas and for their dependeits
if lived arises -W addition W its regat-
lar work among the poor and unfortun-
ate at lionlo in Canada -the b'alvation
Ariny needs extra funds. A ten-daY
appkal to the Canadian public with an
objective of ,..$1.,000,000 will be under-
taken beginning; Marti,. 11t), and a
generous -response is confidently ex-
pected. „
A.n iIklI1leflt1. advisery , board has
been enlisted to sponsor and help man-
age this campaign, headed by the Lieu.
Itenant4GovemorS andleading men of
each Province., The life Lord TWeeds-
rmlir„ Gloverrior-General of Canada, had
gladly consented:to att as hoilorarY
,president Of the board; but his sad and
sudden 'demise on February llth re-
moved iiiin from that (office, whieh at
time of writing -remains unlined.* Fol-
lowing IS the list as it stands: "
Ohairxnan, National Advisory Board
-Rt. Hon, Senator Arthur Meighen,
(Also elialrinan
tional Campaign Executive Board).
Vice -Chairmen, National A.dvisory
Board: -Bir Edward Wentworth Beatty,
C.B.E., K.C., LL.D. Hon. Charles A.
- ,
National CaMp. alga Executive Board
-provincial Chairmen:
Nova .Scotia -Ho. Senator W. .11.
,Dennis,
• .New Brunswick aind, Prince Edward
Island -'Hon. ChiefJustice S. B. M.
Baxter, P.C. *
Hon. Sir Win.,nadock,
K.C,U,G,, Gordon F. 'Perry Esc' Vice-
Chalkinan.
Manitoba -Hon. W. J. Tupper, Lieut..;
Governor.
Saskatchewan -ellen. A. P. MeN'ab,
-Lieut.-Governor.
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.,Cm#0411tlicroit ANp DRUGLES'S
° THEItAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
Office hours -10 to .12 a.m., 2 to '5
and Ito, 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday .4nd
Saturday. --
10 to 12 a.m. ,onli* on Wednesday,
„Monday and Thursday at )1itchelL
A. N. ATKINSON •
51 'South St.
INSURANCE
for a grant to the • Hespital for Sielt. Alberta -Hon. Senator_guehunan.
'Children at Toronto. ' ' . British Columbia -Hon. Erie W.
'The 'public works committee reported Hamber (Provincial patron): ', :', •
that permission had been granted the Brigadier Hu Chas. Tatte-Nlitiohal
Bell Telephone .Company to replace campaign director. ' ' ..
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poles on Maple and Marystreetsand. , . . ,_,_
to erect .an -additional 110O On Mary ' - VICTORIA, STREET'Vir.31.S..
street, and that the. flooring at the The W.M.S. of Victoria street 'United-
.
skating rink had been repaired and re- church met at the home of *Mrs'. H.
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M. A. MacPherson s L.1001„ e (11 4°14 j”
ilcer
rO 154)
The Xeongemie Stasidpohat
Address,' at Wingham ‘ . ‘ ,
,.. . :Canada is failing to ilo' her part in
, •-- - - - , - the preAlit war front an economic
I
Deelare$ Mackenzie King 'Dob stantippint. Previous' to the freeze-up
Not Trot Britain-- ,
Cardiff Speaks '
PAOS MUIR
WINOITAM, yen, 27.----Murtioch
NiacPlierson 'Of former
1> It
Cabinet IN.tinistey ha Saskatchewan and
runner-up for the National Censerva-
tive party leaderShip, addressed a„rneei-
ing Wingham Town Hall mat Tuesday
night.
Mr. MacPherson Speke. on the econ-
omic aspects Of the war.' His address
was Oartly a reply to that of Oal.
Ital-
ston by radio the previous night. He
Particularly criticized the Xing Ooyern-
Merit for shipping wheat before the
freeze -Up aeross-to the American ports:
•"Thus,°' he said, N)anadiart =Orley
was sent to the United States for the
time that the wheat, was.locked On ln
the UnitediStates ports." ; He also ton-
dean:fed-the purchase of so 'Xiatich -Coal
frona_the '
"1n 1X3i,''When Bennett was in power,
a seven -foot binder the' West' was
worth` .$2,50. When' MaCkenzie King
,Ivent in, the binders went up to $259;
and they have•inereased steadily =di
this year year*they- are worth sup. , Thot,
is the result Of the tariff reduetion'ot
-''-*laieh tie Xing regtm-e-Olkett se -mach
about"- *.
• He scored the indefinite -attitude of
Mr. King..before wa,r broke out; which,
if anything gave Hitler -an incentive to
delcare war. Willer could' tell from
the laxity of the King Government that
Canada would bein,no 'position to go
to war. If anything, this helned Min
to his war etfort.",'-.:,
--In caustic tones, the sneaker declared
"Premier King's efforts in regard to
war before sSeptember 1 consisted eta,
telegram...which he sent to Hitler asking
hiia not to deelare war. He,,fildn't even
receive an answer to it.".
',MacPherson paid .tribute to the
Hon.- R. J. Manion for his gesture in
calling off .all politlear:bickering. He
sent his organizer home and prepared
te co -Operate, only to find -that Premier'
King* didnotWant to 0 -operate with
hixa.•
Excuse, Not Reason •
Jr'r,Sproulet.4. re--cherge. - yet e_of eure ile Ontario
-.N.-
read the 'Scrip -take lesson and WA. C. L. I -Legislature," detigred the Waiter,
13rOWn. olfered...prayer. Others who `•*was- only_th4 excuse .,for the scuttling.
took part were Mrs. B. Grey, Mrs. C.. of the ship of state, not the ..reason.
Breckow; Mrs. W.,,Boope, and Mrs. E. Preraier King said , previously - that.: he
Craig. A duet_w4g"--sung by . 1‘liss p. would discuss Canadals war effort
if
Rooney and Miss M. jaws: The study, it -were' not for political controversy.
book was presented through a* Playlet In' other words, it, Premier Xing eoluld
on "The Ministry of Healing in *India,. have the Hon. Dr. Manion and the
given by Mrs: J. Sproule, Mrs,. B. Grey opposition muizled, -then he could have
and Mrs. C. L. Brown. Exeerpts' from got up and sPeken and his weak policies
"Frontier's' a Service" were. read by would' not be criticited. I say that.
Miss P. Roop; Mrs. ,J, Adams, Mrs. it. Parliament' told parliaMentary-govern,
Postelthwaite, Mrs. O. Sonley and Mrs, ment is being jeopardized."E. ,
Craig. ."Facing the Future Task," lie accused Premier King of deliber-
by Stanley Jones, . was presented by .ately falsifying the records de Parlia-
ment. On the day that Parliam6t*aSc
Miss M. ;alms, Miss G. Worthy, Mrs.,
G. BaeChler, MrS, P. Barker, Mrs, R. scuttled," "sixty-nine taefstion$
Phillips, and _Mrs. Roonte In regard to the war. effort were sent
'Smiley then read an address to Mrs. H. .down to Parliament. When the Notes
'Mew,. and Mrs. T. Hawkins' presented -and • Protkdings were printed, there
her With'a book' from the ladies of the, was. no mention. made of ,the sixty-nthe
Society : The Victoria Helpers: served - questions. What becaine of them? I
a_ dainty lunch 'after the close of the sa•Y 'that there is a•definite sign of par -
meeting.
was pointed out that God'erich had been nffWed* ' " "% • - .. . ,Afew. Mrs. R. Phillips led in prayer.
a partner yvitW the Other Blue -Water The special committee recommended„, The .president, Wis. G. Worthy, had
municipalities for twenty-one Years in that Harold NewcoMbe, Harold Black- charge of the _business part of the meet-
ing and the Victaia Heln'ers' ClaSS
then took over the Meeting, with Mrs.
..the adVertising-of the' district and that
-the..-,4quity,",thtis.-txeqairode.wouid,aiai
lost if thISTOwn should drop out.now.
'lifeffion was Made also o1 the expected
influx .Of visitors from -1the United
States this, year 'because of the troubled,
conditions in Europe.
The Deptitation to Toronto
Reeve Turner took this occasion* to:
report Upon the recent depittation to
Toronto to interview the Minister of
Highways, Hon. T. licQuesten: He
llAcKILLOP ItCTUAL FIRE .
UJI SURANCEi CO. -Farm and Iso-
lated' town. property insured. c,
Knox, PreAdiecat,
liondesboro ;. W, Arctibald; Vice -
President,' -.Setforth...; M. ' A. Reid,
Manager and-Secretary-Yrreasurer,-Sei-
forth:
Directors -Alex. ' Broagoot,. Sea -
forth; James Connolly, LGolerloh;
Chris.- ,Leonhardt, Bornhol.tif; Alex.
Malgiwifng, Blythr-rtra.nk MoGnegor,
Clinton; Thoimas afoylan, Sealorth
'Hugh Alexander, Walton; Wm; SIM;
Londesboro ; W. R. Archibald;Seaforth.
j.4gente—E. A. teo,-RX. -1,-61Oderich,;
James Watt, Blyth; John Ig. Pepper,
R.B. .1, Brucefield rit: F. MeKercher,
R.R. 1, Dublin: ,(2:uts. F. Hewitt, Kin-
cardine; R. G. jarmuth, XL*, 1, Born-
• holm. .
Pollepholders • can male all pay-
ments and get their cards ,recelpted at
the 'Royal Bank, Clinton;, Calvin Outt's
Grocery, Kingston Street;;GO-derich,. or
, H. Bela's. General Storet-Bayileish
•
STRATFORD — GODERICH,
COAOR LINES
• Daily 4.40 4A5 p.m.—Leaves
Goderich for , Stratford, .Toronto,
Hamilton, Itutfalo,' London, Detroit,
Tavistock and Woodstoelits —
Bedford, Oritish and -IteTW1lotels.
Ione hotels or '305 ;for information.
01.1111100111111111.1111.11101.11rommo•
J. W. Ciaigie I
INSURANCE and RALt
ESTATE
Get. Oisi, Automobile Rates ..,,
Phone 24- Coderigh
§tene and4'111, V. 'Turner' be appointed
Mem.bers of the"Goderich Musical So-,,
clay, ity UtrinWer-tri-appoint •A.,,,tetirth„
meMber to act as seeretary-treasurer.
The Andastrial - comniittee- reporteti
that: the--Natienal °building_ on Brock
street shad again been rented„to James
M. Reid, to be used as a ebopping mill,
at 81.0'a nunith; '
--Chief -of Police' On the Spot .
Reeve. Turner precipitated a discus-
sion a the, manger in- which the Ohief
-of • Police discharges hiS • ditties by
speaking of certain Conditions ilbout the
Town Hall. ' .. . . . ..
0ounciller Euekins Stated. emnhatic-
, ally that it Was ,time to retire Chief
Postelethwaite and put'a younger man.
in his place. • -* :- - * . .'
* Councillor -Ryan also. thought .it -was'
time for a change. •
Deputy Reeve •Browh and Councillor
*ngharn eame to the defence; of the
Chief, calling 'attention to his 'thirty-
five Years of service to the ToWn, 'and
Mayor 1ViaeDwan ,urg-erconsideration-
of the many . duties outside a pollee.
duties the °Lief is called. upon to per-
form,,,,as street inspector and overseer
Of -public. works. '
The -matter was dropped without any
action being taken. ' "
• ' A Question of Assessment'
Another discussion Wag 'brought -on
by a Motion of Councillors Iluelins
and Ryan: "That every industry m the 1 Vanconver,• now director of Auxiliary
To-wwof•__Ooclericli be aSired, to slibmitl War Services at Ottawa, has been lend
their wage rolls for' the years' 1940-K-- in his -praise ofthe therelle* work, earria
1
38-39., -Salaries to be excluded.. This on among Canadian army men net'onlv
to be considered an& assistance in the during the -war, Init. in the daridepres.
review of the assessment question." sion years which succeeded it. He says ;
- Opponents of the motion" said it
• would be considered by the industrial
heads .aS an impertinence. douneiller
:Ryan held stronglY that dt was neces-
sary in order to arrive af a 'Pair v
•ation- for -assessment purposesrand-tha
it was the regular thing in the cities,
He admitted that he was 'speaking par -7
ticularlY , of Detroit, and • CiouneillVi
Bingham reminded him that assess7
raents in 'this Province were. Made ac-
cording to the nroirisions of the On;
tale. Assessment Act. ,
Finally the motion wai referred to
coinmittee of the whole.'
, To -Regulate einnICY
J3ylaW, No. 8, to regulate. and- eontrol
junk yardCwas put through its Sever*
readings: , It provides that no-,jUnk,
yard shall he established . or conducted
ih Ilie-tewn- withent-a--Tewn license;
that the application for a license Silall
state the location of tile PropoSed junk
yard; that the fee shall be one dollar .
• a year, that every junk dealer shill
•keep a record of all sales and • jun-
chases; such record to be made &mil -
!able to the loeal pollee for inspeetion,af
,any time; that eiver.v junk yard shall
be open .for- inspeetion by ' the local
.poliee at any tithe; that the Connell.
May at any •tline; 'With or 'civitlrout rea-
sons for Its action, revoke any license,
and that the penaity for eontraventiOn
,of,any section of the -bylaw shall be a
• flee not exeeeding 859. • '
'It WAS:Almost 10 O'Cloek ,when- the
.... .
Nelson MU
Fire, Aicident and ..Motor Car
Office Teraple, Weet
Street, GOderieh •
Phone 230 . `GODERICII,
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tteal Estate and:- InSuritnie
Otte*: East side 'of Square,
Phone 063.
Itesidenee, 11_, Trafalgar • St.
'IPOTC,SA.I4S--411,81,onses of allitinds,
choke- building , lots, inisings
paorperty sever.1 gOod farmi• . -
Let me show yen* some real -
bargains.: Bay now.
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Now Playine--PSTANLEV,and LIVIN9STONE": with. Spencer. Traey.
•TIMES., PRI. lit...SAT:•
1419N., 'TUES. ok •vtimix
• 'ANDREA, LEEDS
-DON AMeCHE
and AL ;OLSON
A 'rare treat for tthe eye as well
k4 the 'ear is (this ,adventurous
• saga based on the life and songs
of Stephen roster.
"SWANEE
libled in, gor'geous- Teehnicolor.
JOHN HARICY31014
America's most widely discussed
stage-ktiar presents a Marbehless
• petiointance in a 111MiOrMIS tray-
„eSty on; 'small -wale 'poIltieians.
'Me Great
Man Votes”,
With Peter Holden in, the east.
• Matitecis WN1:,$at. and, liollattys at 3 ibm:
coax° *owl, SERVICk" and"TIIE MAD MISS MANTON"
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:thirty American beats, some of them
.arrying AS much as a lialf--raillion
bushels of Canadian wheat, were leaded
and moved. to the American side a the
lakes. This should not havo been per-
mitted, because we had to pay Storage
charges en them This was, not
bag Carrada*a.cConomic War effort.
'Take the ease of coal. "Canada buys
about. 13,000,000 „tens of teal in the
United States aud ,pays about 4745,000,.
OW for it. WhY could not Maritimeo
and Western Canatla coal' he subsidized
so the, money ,could be "igeirit in the
eountry at the time of war by purchas-
ing. this 'veal in our own country? The
reason. why is because we are sewed
Up under the famous'1930 trade agree-
ment with, the 'United ,States to pUr-,
chase frora them in spite of the drastie
exchange on Canadian, money., .
"Elect Dr. Manion and you Will be
0Fe of not having a premier Who will,
seuttle-*Parliamerit at the first- sign of-
eontroVersy.", •
"I stand for democracyr declared L.
Cardiff, the National GovernMent'
caldidate in North Huron, -"and Canada
must put her shoulder to the'Wheel in
protecting demeeraey.- In, the last eIee-
tier* all we heard about waft.tirrifts.
In...this election all we hear is the Same
tory abaft 'tariffs. What do tariffs
mean to Poland? What weneednow
Ls to -win the war. Canada at present
,is floundering around in the dark."
LIBERAL COMMITTEE .11,00HS
The Liberals have 'opened carapaign
rooms on /*Torn). street, above pr..A.
Taylor's office, Entrance is by the
stairway next to Pkice'S groeerr store,
Mr A. H. Martin „is in charge of the
TOQUIS. 4 ,
. •
Bi" sparkling eyes •nenoto
Xol, they way UlliVerne
On pertiOn tattiett be-
cause they are ricit at siAt what
they oeein, to tie. Folk* take oe
Much for granted abont eied and
the ,service the render.
*ado rry phothicaltleolotolestemir
King/ ,litoOks St,' 00 rime Squat*
T.
Wert&
Armitrong
4
OFTMORIST
Wednesday at, taeksow
/
•Xt waa aliP Of the tongue'', but the',
lady spoke aptly when Ste telephonott -
the local radio- statiOn -and ;inquired -1,
. "When will the werepean news COO
quagaimammaamaimameaseamailammompaamame
••••••••••.
• Radio Servic
Any make iladki rePairt41;
tree- -tube- _tot, Your hemae;
.Lowest. rates for Invite. Fatt-
mates- on request, z All work
guaraut,m4. A .'ioniplete Meek
of Radio Fara( and 'Tuba° kept
on hand. For ualch eaurteavel
service rail or phone
B. E. ratim1,41r
r.,
.Phoie 598, 7 Vildder St.
liamentarY records being falsified, when
there WaS 'not a -sign of .these -questions.
FIRST TO OFFER ITS -When Parliament was 'dissolved,
•SERVICES -TO -GOVERNMENT
so ie on"'active SerVice would have
to come back,' to Canada to vote. He
knew there was going to be an election,
'Salvation Army Prepared; to Rye but did not give Parliament the ehance
Immediate Help War. Service - td -amend the .Election. Act.' He chose
Brigadier William Foster, D.S.O., Of to change that by an *oider-,in-councii.
• Is that upholding the right of Parlia-
• ment't, • I.think not. I fear also for the
-ferenaliire a -We way, in wisteh the
soldiers' balloting is taking plade:". -
The speaker Tointedout that 'Mr.
King was givencredit for pulling a trick
in dissolving Parliament. -People are in-
terested In honest policy andnot in
political trickery. 'King boasts of
'First Division overseas: - They are
there, not as- -a result, of _King's %. war
effort, but 1» spite'. of it.,--43anada,:,•is
loyal and King was pushed forward by
their enthusiasm. • EverY. relative of a
.soldier knows, hew ill-prepared ,Canada
was for ..the wai." ,
MaAikenzie Discredited
• He scored Ian Mackenzie as a dik
credited minister•who manages to hang
on to a Cabinet post, He also reinte•d
oat the way in which the Liberals are
aceusing Bennett -of not -being _prppored
for War.
he .Liberals came to power before
•;there y;7.aS, any sign of MuSsOlhil or
Hitler making, trouble. No one be-
ved that g World War was imminent.
:Premier King, when approached by the,
British Government, in reeard to the
plan of training British* pilots in Can-
ada,. would not allow it •-to- take place
unless the pilots Were. tinder. Canadia
control. There. was • a grave delay,
whieti was the',fialt of Premier King.'
Sald Mr, Maerherson.'
"Mr, Ian McKenzie, the discredited
minister, Mia 'We trained some 'p1lots:1'
deelar:edllr. MacPherson, "and he was
rlght.Cantida agreed to train some
pilots-eAfty of them a, year. At Would
take 500 years to train the plieti ne,ces-
-Mu for teat Britain in one year
lE say King doe$ not truk Wita.41,!'
declared the speaker, "For instance, h:
haval einem of the British convey
which escorts our ships aeress ,the At-
lantie,Autd an 0 nt Halifax, The
Canadian-autherities felt thathe -might
interfere; with them, ..so the naval of-
•ur
.“It, is eeri
tanly not difficult to ex.;
servicemen to feel warmly toward
the iSalvation Arniy, . whose fine
• work during the Great War y: re -
with. a profound senof
191440N fife;
Army's efforts in behalf of mem-
hers of the Forces were suoh to
• win the highest praise Of all :Who
- served.. Nor did theirinterest:in
the veterans end with the argils-*
tice. Their.peate-thne.activities"in
connection with those gnifering. an".
• a' result of .economie distress, itre
no less outstanding, and in count
less -wamtheiSatvafiofri-Arniy-, has'
, rendered notable services during
• the post-war. period. • In fact,, as
Year follows year, the .SalVp.tion.
. Army proves its increasing worth• *
the-Ceinmunity,° • -
Valiant fighters inthe cause of peace
on earth and good.will among thena.-
tiOns, the Salvation • Army shared -the
"disinaY and horror Of the red of the
civilized agencies- for social betterment
when on !'a'' Sunday ,niorning last Sep-
tember, following the, itiVitsioxi: of Poi-
and,the dread news was flashed arceina
the globe that Europe was again at
war, and the- Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse had again been nnpoged
OP an unhappy world..
First in the Field
•.“• Owing to its'superb peace -time organ-
ization, the Army was better orepared
than some other rageneierx to be of im-
mediate help ii dealing with the grave
problems .4mplielt in the calling to the
colors of large bodleg of troops,
inir in many cases the temporary dip.‘
'1�5tt1t1�fi1ilildiitl the
necessity of caring for.dependentS,
well,as-telping-proyide for the social
and recreational needs of the big*train-
,,,
ing eentrea, Twelve months ago, in
*anticipation Of Such an emergency.. the'
Army offered -the services of its officers
and soldiers to the Dominion Govern -
Tim% and receivegrateful acknow-
ledgment of this offer with the intima-
tion that it had been,' first in*the field
In placing atthe disposal ,Of the 'Gov-
i?rnment thittTesourePS of the organiza-
tion.for the, welfare Of .enlisted Men.
Connell reSelved, itself into 'conunittee
of the whole. When Couriell again re-*
sun:10,11A. only recommendation from
eommittee'Vas with regard to the Blue
Water higlivvey levy, 'already men-
tioned.
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