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T I E..O DERIClT SIGNAL -STAR
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arid ou+: with wider, flatter, quick -stopping
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;Ment Thele admit, as fea.rctt by. Mr,`
,Jepburn, that the anew tax will unduly
interfere with 'future Provinncial financ-
ing. It appeals the 'tax wt *tame'.
Mr. Hepburn, ,nee again, stem to -,be
jockeying for position, with ids promise
'to light the legislation in the eGurts.
As \ear as the Doxuinion !Government L
,concerned, its taxes on non -resident -
held securities, sand Aeome, corporation
'and succession duties will stand.
,Figures given out here this week
.snow that at least X8;100 Americans have
coin over to enlist in the (Yantudian
air and army forces. O'thez have en-
isted, in the navy, 'but no figures have
+laeen i .0 4 in.that connection.
,Talk of New Millionnaires Unfounded
Mr. Ilsley told: the CiePanlOntS Jae is.
entirely satisfied and 'orally certain
that reports to' the of eet that twenty or
more new milliennaites have been
created in € ana.da :since war began
park wholly unfounded and inventive
statements. (With the current scale of
income, exeese profits _rind, - corporation
taxes, it is diliictu1t, to see how new i
amillionnaires' toadibe Rnade. `
i.'ariiamentarians who heard. Prince
3,1initste`t Robert Mensies of Australia
speak here°a short. time ago are pleased
khat tth la st by-election in the 00m-
,mOxt�vealt} shrea�i'gtheris ;fir. itenz`ie r
,Government in aloe, Rt, Hon. Gordon
(Coates, member of the New 'Zealand
war . cabinet, anda former prime
'minister of that -Mr -Wish dominion, will
also, visit Ottawa shortly„ Mr. 'Coates
was last here as eliief New/.realand
delegate at ,the Imperial-Gonference in
1932.
Death. of Dr. Alli4mas Deslauribrs;
Liberal, Sit. Mary's division of Montreal,
on Wednesday, removed a man who haid
been member of "the Ooinmons ,coutinu-
`ously since 1917.
• The Ooramons • railway commiittee
• re omnaended that, -more Government
business should be. given to. the Can-
adianNational Railway. The Gosern-
ment's :business is now divided with the
Canadian Pacific Railway about, evenly',
but the connn1ttee.members felt a some -
,what larger -=phare- should te--given -to
the Government-owned railway.
Justice Minister 'Lapointe 'announced:
that James 'Murphy of ,Toronto, Can-
adian' •Broad..caating._Corporation • em-
.....: )19.Yc, ,had ! u.arrelted nnler,lhe De-
fence of to lit Re— 1-il tions; for -11:
leged' Communistic., activities. Murphy
is .si labor organizer.
Major Cockeraan's Dual 'Position
!mongst Members there ia an increas•
mr, opinion that 'members, should avoid'
dual ;responsibilities as M.P.'s and
members of the defen e forces. Thus
the .House accorded small sympathy
to Major Alan Ooe Bram, Conservative,
York - South, protesting against a
letter written him by ,Ool. J. L. Ralston
about a critical sch he. made at a'
l
recent politicameeting near Toronto.
Being a ineamber of Parliament is a
full-time job ;.or being an officer in the -
defence (forces ought to be a full -+time
. jot No man can be in; two - places ,at
401' y, nor carry en twQ jolts of import-
ance well. Also why should M.P.'s eel
their full $4,000 indemnity while not
Attending 'Parliament and yet draw
officer's. salary,,,.andseparation and de-
pendents' Allowances as well?
'The''C',einmeus . lint most of the week
en further coiisideratiou,' in the final
,bill stage, of various angles of the
budget. The house ,will have to stip
along or 'it will hardly conclude the
session for adjournment by the end of.
iext.wee•k, as has been expected.
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Heee's a big, full -moulded bargain tire for
the thrifty, motorist. The deep -grooved
tread insures` long mileage at low cost; and
-• what's more. it is fully guaranteed by B. F.
Goodrich, tl
USED TIRES
Spf#$ IQ?
if you cannot pay for them at present; arrange to
PciPay for. Them by . December
• For those,, who wish to .participate,, in Canada's new
'Victory . Loan' but who find it inconvenient to min
full..for a bond or bonds by June 1 $tli, th.e date of issue,
• arrangements are available at any office of the Bank
Q .
of Montreal.
Purchasers of bonds maturing in .1951 may arrang6 to
pay 1 O% by June 15th, wif hwthe balance in fives Monthly
instalments thereafter. Your payrrnents will bear.interest'
at the coupon rate of the bond. Special arrangements
'pre .dine av&i1abie,to purchasers of bonds�Taturirag ire
1946:'
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The Banko Montreal �will pleased leased to arrange any
reasonable plan.to suit individual -requirements and will
welcome your enquiries. We urge . you to. see ,the
manager of the nearest branch of the Bank now, without
delay .. Buy Victory Bonds -they are, an .investment
in human°°freedom.
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PORT: ALBERT
PORT A`LB'ER°Z• June 3. --Mira Wild
Orawford, Bert- and Charlene Spent'
last weekend in Toronto Visiting
relatives there:
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Grenier and :s'ir's
Annie Young of 'Detroit spent last
week -end at the lame of Mr. and Mrs.
ras. 'Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Graham and
family visited last Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs; «orlon Orr . of, ,G oderiCh
township,
' 'The AsShileed Patriotic 'Society will
hold its 'regular monthly' meeting on
Tuesday*' afternoon of next week at the
home of Mrs. Roy' Petrie. 'All ladies
ar entirely welcomer
Visitors, at' the home of Mr. and AIrs
R•' Reed last week -end were Mr. and
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Mrs, wairbcourn and 4aughter Mary
Lon,' of Detroit; Mr. and Mrd, Ray.
mann Carter and two elniidren;
Toronto, and Mir. ()artery , Clinton;
Mrs. ,W. II. Reed and daughter
Vorothy, of 'Goderieh ; Mr. and Mrs.
Ila* old llttc eaati and baby, y, Of Theanvilley
and lir. Will McLean, of •SaitfOrd.
Mrs. Jas. l'oupg, who Iwo been in
poor health tor dome tine, was taken
to the London eoovital last 'Sunday
'or tw'eatraent. We all wish .her xauch
improvexl� bents when she is able to
return 1 ore.
Church services in the United church'
this coming Sunday will be in charge of
Rev, d'. It. Peters of Varna. .& ,good
attendance is requested.
Patriotic' Concert. —.`he Ashfield
Patri'ctte'Society held a concert in the
United church on Thursday evening
last, with :a •large attendance, The
•program was well takencare of by fent.
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boys entertained with several nuxar$ "
which, ,were Inueh enjoyed by "f*
audience.
J. R., Wheeler
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All, cabs promptly attended
• e day er night.
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CARLOW
CARLOW, June` .$', l3;lr.'ands Mrs.
Peter Gowans, Winghain, .Visited
c^enttj- with: Air. Alex. Young and -Mrs.
Henderson.
Mr. !George.,)' oreman, Woodstock, and
Mr. J ames Fd eman and family, I!`linti
Mich:, were week -end visitors .With the
for;ne�r's sister, Mrs. Allan .Wilson, -and.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoll. ° - '
Rev.. It. {-x." Hazlewood took as his
text .on Sunday afternoon, •"Yeare the
light of the world." Next 'Sunday, Rev.
W. A.. Bremner, of -Se afort h, -will occupy
the pulpit *and Present the claims of the
Temperance Federatioiti. Mr. and Mrs.
Ifitzttewood Q dre at'tenifing Conference
this week at Windsor.
The 'news of the death . in Toronto
hospital of Mr. William L. Mackenzie)
Of Lucknow, carne as a 'shock to many
in this district, • 4vith whom Mr. 'Mac-
Kenzie, was.,well and favurably 'known.
as a good business man. The# funeral
on ,Tuesday was largely attended Iby
friends and relatives..
- The C. C. Club held -their monthly
religious reefing onSunday night, with
the convener, Mr. Frank Mcilwaw, in
elia-rge. 11r. Fordyte - Clark read the
Stripfure lesson.antl Miss.ituth Tyndall
and .1'ratia.ALet1'wain sang a duet: