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REMIER MFPZIF:S OF AUSTRALIA
component parte ef the Commonwealth" 3fael en ie Rnnj;�, O,pi itioln. tender °
in the past, wbicla today htis provided D. -Ilene*, C':tr.F ` ..ead'fer ilii. 1. Cad,
�. _ ' �tdhe �u fd�latlda.fiion��pone -ry i`aicl� �tlRe ;tvcll, octal- t�edi� Y�hdeal. Jorl�na _Blnd�l
WELCOMED<: +STT
u itedlG craw effort. of the t onainafnsvealth More and: Mr. , Speaker d. 'A._'Gld n.
' Mr. .Iiing pictured. �i� '�iczn�itFS Cr
has n1 lnnilt.
- `line Sap :tolasxfle>r'atiou dPII14' (1'k" the 1eaarA p+4t➢iie 8n3en o t1e
, d. . Wton - rim() %V, auster of Sister' Do inio i•°• "o
Nothing elseren .(1°1" rs but the Pritl lb "tldrmm�xon+ Qaiih and -I-11'4 rrarrltli,.
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` of *afters NOW but g t'uu ling of thi. Sa-a.r,'° Mr. Menzies a Sk,dF1ldl'nt o a st cauea 44201
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��.dr�iise� Canad��u �'�rl���e�t�-� 3�; 'Ing " .... �. �� � n " ��c � a�tt� a���.�, , o� `
�, .,....0 Va rieeas. , affirmed �S e mu...t live, ,tv het the whr fe' rke 1 lags puID r
in tit ilPar lie Declradear ,. i. iU1n andtliotl leadership. r
VI WX A a s• r is oker, in a -vee ,, World, What etoe tproacl
i Chiu in Weicocm the Mau from Do _ undoi' lei
matter of `te dime out o 4 "
r ce. -hi . Do
' .f" the war • expressed Canada's great admiration
Mr. Lapointolghides Quebec -.lies bor forAnti-war SpOech l,ahkrukpt, of the leave lower standards!, for the Australian 'war effort, with .her
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of Material living, if the rich are riot ° soldiieree- sailors . aid airmen having
.__ ive long so _ .,. .. business
..__._ ._l1 statesman- : seen .w.,.,,A.ri." on Rye continents. ��A
Hume, S ial Correin the e'er:amens; spond-, fRy
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exit) •
that a."'Pt o, ld.s • a his
,.n. e, ; .,n of the e�nE'mv to aRt tl I 1D
A 4 , Y. k,.,ua�a Aja vtay.0 -
^ e annals of tine Canadian I'Iarlia- ship'. is td shtel :i.IIE'>tM1 and Honorable asked :air. 'Menzies t0 ,tails hack to
a:;. inn th. zau a poverty justly? What wall matter is, Australia with him assurances af.. Can
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Hobert
May J.-�-d$isturld*: unique); � 3�+i'1P;t. I ti> d �
' > of the C•olnmou walth tans admiration tinct the fact t la.t t
tzxa°nn� tt •a� $lid' d) :a iolz when tti iIo If it
i. a ti of the world, wlM he tiring, free, ; I), nzon coins in a ti teraninatnons to
h t w e, rill -o that u
�Phc"A� �'r, 4ienzi+�s, forty<�.
Prime Minister of Australia, „ > x c.,.
,the members of the Comrkoals at the that he has falls li' dd.t•lartd Mar.,. l
y.' fresh from, his trip from truths, but, let Die ; say, the war is gra:.titer freedom . mf mankind until
•Mtli�nf , lid.'in°p fcatl;ht for obvious truths, and it tirtUl?t: it's achieved.
Wednesday afternoon, fitting. ofAzastraalia. through ':ita3;agore, India, ra '
Menzies
commended lir. die
ourselves. Mr. I
ianson cozri d
uu 1 es �
forremind
y razzn
the demonstration,. .. i.:ls well u:, to
The
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'�t,rth .�`f'r1o,1 and England, ttha Club ,s eh ,
�'t�lltlolxwea,lth unity Was' indeed ntov , . k ,.,� Ing' .1�. the of them."� for his Ottawa 'Canadian. iu �
ve -c ar-o kI w divide li in' the
'onlanon d a i . ' ; •. t y their Own ' give of its utzt�lost' ea c ty-� and strength
. under policies I v1sM b h g
ria addre'sl ' lae� van c�.inrlaz�>r, we can bran now d, ;: • titie�
r carni
Thesc> °dart oli�t�rous ton and the. waging sof the war for the
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:��� TOWN$IUUP, May�
ill and Mrs. l Caazd�?~ tival wire of tinea,
pardtori spent ti x ' with Mr and
M Gdprdion *)rr.
M "1 rra1ne Lass aline visiting
with' friends at Windsor.
Mr. and Pius. Elgin 'Porter.' and family
and: Mr.' Win. Reid, of. Stanley town=
ship, .i > l , �,- - the -
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., lin , visited d 0.1 e, 4Dnti a� i t t e -home,
pt Mr. and Mrs. Austin Puller.
Mr, annndl a1•a's. Ik e D ivtdlsgn .+� .,-
GOderkIi pent S'iu dla'y to�ftia Mr. tins
Portes.
Stlndciy visitors with Mr.: ,and .Mrs.
Robert McAllister were Mr. Earl . Ie-
'Allister, of Waterloo, Alvin McAllister,
of Clinton, and Mr. and Mre. Pen,
o , Feagan and ehildren. of Nile.
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S. for x d : for drams �t �_alnzot :n,nnontli in advance of~ rant near,,:
r -, , r " ,_� inspiring ' circ#nt some �d� �s. .. 4� �► , a , ' -- .t -lv at the British iulti his ac cii�ss �t0 the commons izz :1.:einxi21:Let
ing:'as"Mr�lienzit�'in-•,:..I»d13rit:ain slz:nll nc,t fall,Atlutattiugz.fr,nla,.,th•.1oUof the "duznnnld.u.to. , not without some which he sires ped rt1 sor onset' of the I30ts and latts, foa< . aAumel onsDritisb.plt.tllrtdreiji1011lin,: "'Th miles' are a carinii._. race.. n hash in Mr, Mt°Iil..#�� c°�311t1n,l4?d. . e 1 .; , " s' it : he war, bras tear. " Mr. Menlzies' a'isit anti addresses"• Other b011Sehoid taab*s $.British Erman fired) ,with ez t 1exhibition f t tit t lir lit nzies . a I t
and �e t'rinnnat:lt)n d, set. t . , "a ln'll'E'alth � r�C4'n t Tom' 1;n n t+ •. .. „
Deep t y
the for 'should not mistake the
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c - de•renertcv in the should inspire us all to do our utmost
t gfreedomn atn y British (-orien
h to victory. Though h n 3 F > fibre �f the race I% said he in the c••lti�e of freedom � Mr. Ilanson
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slid: spoke only twenty-five Inialutt*:�, lir, 1,<izli:iiited a 1.i •t 1 in liberty could set. no tragedy in hat some have remarked. Commending. Mr. Menzies IxourS cif hard' work—it's,
* +.11o1% and EItC art•: eInitedi ill pirit : united 3ien�ies stoic` the > > the .te.carrell• tine ildf:it�*ci e�pedittiuns' .into.' fc�r us refet�en�q to the need for, al -
y maven hila lry all 1t the serf; ndlepc ears nd�a of i • '. ,t,, t,oultl not wrap our gown ,, out United ''gates aitl�; firs Ll in on said,
tr$rnentious welcome „ , • d .rtc• ��
us and 1,4'1s.� by on the other :Idle, "While this h�ia, been their war (United
after, the gallant dight Greet put up,"; States)! It' must become their fight"'
�.. •li �`i` it" " tf -b+h1 art}in e y izngesii . =. lir.>..lien fo<,.�at,:lt`1 :zn (XtI�,
. rivilizati��u (Australia enriclied the warmed that ,political• leaders, should
soil of Greece, the oldest civilization, it put partisan _ polities in their pockets
is t►iie more prof that there is some-' and the people of. the Cpinmonwealth
thng in the British race which is /be should be pretfai d to follow their.
spark cif lift}. I say that with just leaders to kingdom:-nome 1f necessary to
pri+le, not with -boasting. It is for us win the war. "We can't muddle
t+► tend that • spar.. , to enable it to. do' through in this war," he warned. "W e
its illuminating work in the world." j must work ' and .sweat ours way to
Mr. Menzies paid tribute, in eloquent victory:" Greater peril faces the .
-is ords. to •the magnificence and the British race than ever ° before in its
history, - he stressed. The fighting,
which has not real�ly',begun yet, -will be
bloody. •'l� e' shall `win the war;I say
that - with supreme confidence,"
:Menzies averred. • • -
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eY�u1n a Hurry
-T;siially everybody is. these lovelyyl►riu� clays..
Why take-tinlg to write a letter accepting or exten.l-
ing an invitation for a wet•k-c ntovisit, when you can type ry
one on a "Remette'` Typewriter in less than half the time.
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tion and give you more time tc.) visit and.,enjoy your holiday:
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easy, efficient, economical way
of' cleaning..
*Never, ilitsolve lye .in hot water.. Th.
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t•uurage of the British people.
Ottawa Leader's Welcome the Visitor
Participating in the welcome to Mr.
Menzies were Prime Minister W. L.
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In a pres,,s interview,- Mr. '_Menzies
observed that. 'the' quantity, -speed. and
certainty of delivery of..'United State
material 'hill are the determining
factors a to 'the length of the war.
Budget Debate Continues .
Debate on the budget occupied most
of tlie pas=t week - in the Commons.
T)ie Social `redit;' group moved an
a iendmmtit tll.at`'greater use be made
the 'Banl;.of Canada as to war .finank
ing;. The c.C.F. moved a sub-aipend-
ment that finance be' nationalized to
aid in financing the war. Many speak-
ers from flifTerenTt parts of the country
partieipated in the speechmaking. The
debate is going over into next ''week,
when the budget ' resolutions• will be
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Union' Claur In Notes.—,1 tie May meet-
ing of the al' M.S. of bilis n church trill
`l' held 'on •W'ednesday afternoon at
ti'ie onizi 4tieet _parsonage, •'Goderich.
•Mrs. Iletherin ;tq`nii �ferii'i"Siie
the special speaker.. " . , The regular
meeting of the x Y.['. of Union church
was held ou Friday ,evening, with. four-
-teen •teen members precept. - Elva 'Orr had
charge of the meeting, whidrh opened
with a .hymn and prayers which were
read •by Viola Tichborne and Edna
Sonlersall., The _._ :St•riiptare.... lesson
(Isaiah a :1-T) was read by Stanley
Mcllwaili. The topic, "Dominion from,
Sea to Sea," was read by Esther. lIc
Ilwain. A solo, "The Flag of the Free,"
was sung by Mary. Harwood. The.
pastor, • Rev. A. J. McKaye, gave an
interesting talk on "The • Apocalypse,"
Mr. McKaye announced, the young
people's rally to be held in 'Benniikler
on May 1:Itz. ',,The nleetin�Closed-with
the hymn "Land.ef Our Wall" and the '
'Mizpah benediction. , Sunday was
.panthers' Day, which was mutably ob-
.served at .,Union church, a large, eon-
gregation being present. The Pastor,
Rev. A. J. McKaye, occupied the pulpit
and .the••progra vprepa1' U- by the .Coun-
a11 f� Rol m� 1� y ii �adx
considered hi 'detail in comniittee stage.
Hanson,'
in the budget -debate,
'called for more drastic economies by
Dominion, Provincial and municipal
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The 'S'cripture lesson was read by Jean
'Bell and ,Bernice Fuller. -An article
entitled "The Homes -of the Great" was.
read, by Doreen Orr ; one on " 1)ivid- ).^
Livingstone" was read' by Ronald Fuller, , •
authorities ,oil noir-tear spending. Be and one; on "Florence Nightingale" by
I Lilly Ell
doubted the • accuracy of prevailing i'o t. •he story "The Home of
the 'Bolimoth was dramatized �b
Edna
thougG
h nt had listened
ht the overnme ' Freida and Ernie Powell
to demagogues with regard�ato the high
excess . props tax. He criticized the
.new Dominion, succession dales as,
J. R. Wheeler
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day or night _
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Phones: Store 3-35. Res. 355W.
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estimates of the national income. ..• HC 37 3 y
pThe
story' "The Quest" was read by I.enna
Wilson.. A choir . composed, of the
pu.plis"of the school sang, '"The Wise
May Bring ` Their Learning." . Mr.
double taxation. it view of the Pro- '
vineial Governments also being in thatll°Kaye delivered a fine serinon 'an
field. He'regretted no additional taxes "Christian Homes.","
had. 'been levied• on hard liquors. He
thought that perhaps the Dominion
Government had been too generous" in-
its offer to 1tliii provinces to Withdraw
from the income and corporation tax
fields., He questioned , whether the
budget really .face the question of un,
necessary consumer purchasing in war
tune. While aware, of 'the real danger
sof the"eta aatioii in- the' Mediterranean
and the Battje. of 'the Atlantic, Mr.
Hanson r4ifli'rmed his personal confid-
eiic^e that, the Atlantic. battle will be.
won and 'the ' expected invrasion of
_Britain be , repelled..' _ The 'Canadian
. people, he said in - c•onelusion, will
w
willingly- bear the -dost, of the war, pro-
vided the money - is • spent efficiently,
wisely, and econamicallya without waste
or extravagance. . -
. C.C.F. Criticisms
Actin; C.U.F..I,-ad�er• M. J. '1a'. Cold-'
well was -critical of some details of the
budget which he felt bore more heavily
., on those in the ,lower income brackets.
The gasoline tax should be confined to.
pleasure 'cars, he' .'thought.. Higher
taxes .Should have been pelt on whislteey.
The transportation tax should be coil;,'_
fined to chair cars. ,Sales tax applica-
tioin to building- materials Would hit low
cosi 'housing plans. Corporation taxes,
Should be raised still higher. - He
+..favored free trade with Britain during
their: and again urged con pulsory
loans . without i'ntere'st 'en .a basis of
Ability to ;subscribe. '
• Victor Queltl1, • moving • ;t:he Social,
Credit bu'd'get 'amendmen't, favored, the
ciifferenee between- taxation an bor-
rotlzings and Government expenditures
being made up by greater, use of. the
Bank.'of Canada, and less use of ',the
chartered banks. elle heli. the Gotein-
ment `had been "contemptuous sof the
will of -the people 'with • regard to war
Jf.
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This "is Canada's call to- YOU ! ° Men are now
wanted to man .rhe' guns, tanks, armoured
units; all the implements of modern warfare
which the factories are producing.in mounting
volume.
It is a different war this time. When, we noised
the "Hun before, mord were recruited here to
• train. in England, to fight in France. tow you
are recruited and .
trained here; then
go Overseas to join '
the' Stalwarts/ hold
ing battle positions
onthe, shores of Old,
England, or vwherever
the dill denxa*ids.
The Clintdian Active Army requires' men for
Artillery, FrY� vers, Signals, Armoured Cars,,
r. y
Tanks Infantry, Transport and Supply, Medical,
Ordnance and other branches of the Service.
The Army ,is prepared to teach many trades,
and to train, you to, efficiently handle Canada's
weapons of war.
Go *to 'Four'• nearest' District Reeruiting - Office.
RATES OF PAY IN °THE RANKS
$1,30 per EXDavy. with Hoard, Lodging, Clothing,';' "Medical andi.Dental care
provided. EXTRA: (1) Ratei -varying from 250 to 7tt per day for
Bridled tradeamea while employed. (2) - Dependent 11,llowancea in Cash.
"Appry -to near' -eft District Iteerutting Office
or.
any loodi Armoury
Find out about these
Units; how they
work, what they do.
See just where you'll
fit in. See where any
particular skill .you.
possess can best be
utilised. Then join
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financing and its wheat ' policy." There
is little foundation for the- talk of
equality of sacrifice, he •believed, wren
the contrition of Canadian agriculture
is what it is today. He declared the
.Bank of Canada could be used, much
more for War financing without fear of
Inflation. -
Justice Minister Ernest Lapoinite felt
constrained on,Thursday to repudiate a
speech made earlier by Maxine °Ray
.mend, Liberal, Beauliarnois, which
:was eritical of. Canada's "`ruining her-
self" to help'Britain in a war which be
held is being 'fought "in 3ritgin'i inter-
est's.,' lir. Lapointe _declared Mr. lids.,
IYiolltl's views --wore -.at . wide- `iarianee
from ,those held by the -great m'ajdrrity
of Quebec eitjsens. At the same time;
in'one sentence, ri r. Lapointe maade'. it':
spite clear be Win oppose any move- to
invoke .conscription for oveiseas„sexvide.
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