The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-05-22, Page 6I
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NATNAL
It*STON
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Conservative Ru a New N ."Co
oR Name >�9>C ��a. , � >p�puxllfyl�' :Selective
$ rvioei bu Present Government Wi1R'. Trove Nothing to --Vo
with '1t`-- li'u pleyntent Ins ►oe 'Act to Como Into Force on
cul 1st—A .few ; , SR in the 3u t o u d t n
'� � �u>ll �► 00
4 A..1 ax Vu►rre - Sery it .
' 4t � +lid e , and not at this time to attezxll►t,
aD'
stet) tap air£vtp atw wa,�ige of disaani�rzn into as
,
�iLWd,•;�a ' Y.ltl. Coltaeriptiort for war effort of which, X 'think, Canada
a rviee at thaArre,.5ent firm ought tea be proud."
Regarding conscription for overseas
wee deduitely ,leetecl rbv MINN 1111„11'
service, it .is zeeAllecl 'Opposition ruder
*tee j. 'Raalsten, speaking for the R„ II. Danson,., aiso without tut of
# vernme t,,in the Cloujmobs this week, the weak "consort/410/w. asked, re,
.
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11 t vi aa1�
'�oluittia�r� X11 s naezlt• � P 4 fi ec�zntly, that the �overzazigezat Leake ai
c ) n " ,,..
on+� ri tto � , ,
un 1 an sat�p, �" ,
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''0)11 e1 anal divided" Canada in t1 on i f tits. zbyzlfrons doer, ata and �atppt•oa,cm it by front clear,
(heat War. No British dominion has Sad not eUack door; methods. Then,
co *eription for overseas Service. Wien taro, this past WtTW, 1I. A. Matei'Lerson
talk of such conn eript1 u now, Del, fle,{l,, Regina, runner-up to Bonn.' Dr,
Italeton sai+ ereaites disunity in Can- R. J. Manion for the Oolnservaztive
*dad's WtU effort.
D'r.,Derbert 13rUce,.Toronto Conrerva-
tive, without mentioning the word "con-
" . rc t u U1 r s'R--
�. i t tl <,� c.d coin ��
Ref IwM t
P ►• 4 �+�' p y
tLvo n ervi " and the removal, ot` "the
(hamstringing clause'' which prevents
Men given campnalsory training
Under the National Resources Mtyf►ilf<za-
tion% ,&Ct for anything '.than s+home
defence." 'Such men Dr. Bruce urged,.
should . be used wherever the need . is
urgent. Compulsory seleetive serviee,
Brute held, Tae the only fair and
>= ni+eiegt,�,'al.X
40Cinveting _Lha eg411Plex
metes of Canada • today. 1)r. ''Brice
Wade it plainhe was speaking for 'him
e1 f only.
Del. Ralston claizned Dr. rIlruce's re-
zaark -struck -a blow " at national
- tiuitv:' 'tie went on to observe, "We
have at this time unity, in this country
and 1 ask any- Honorable friepsis'.4(of -
the Opposition), to tryto help us pre -
leadership at Cage national convention
here In 19M, gave an interview favor-
h .,
tangy. a ortscription .for apwrse,as service.
No Copzori tio
Under
t;
Wen beyond Ool, Ralston's very
definite statezgaent this ev"eek) it is
kzioven• that. the firm'intention of 'the
Marg, 1Governrnent is not to introduee
such a measure. It is kuoryzn, also,
that Justice Minister Rrza t Lapoiztte
a h reS. to isrpersonal
stand
that iQ
eotiidd not serve win
any ''rernuient
which sponsors. ovtYrseas Alonseyription.
1ibl7 non, t`uelretr:,liberat wottlei: - Iu-
„tvoa etioxt' of uver,'seas eenscri,ption, it
is generally, agreed:, would.- necessitate
formation of •a "national" o4vernmont
g'
to bring cit. about. It is reported- by
unquestion'ably well unformed seuroes
here that Mr, King, rather than ateiiipt
to form such a 'government "without
`,dr. Lapotntd or any:. Quebec Liberal min-
ister, would prefer to rgtire 'from Itlze
Liberal.,leadersltip; --One-of-31r. of -31r. ,Fin -,'s•
strongest political tenets--cuouueig
to- a religion -is maintenance of
ninon unity, and, he.lzas made Its abund-
antly clear, that he. fears introduction
of any .overseas vena> "ription measure
would disrupt that unity which he
has'strilven,-ail through this ,twen ;v twok
years of Liberal leadership; `to build Up
and solidify.
While .ayerseas eonscrintion ,.--Would
Split the Liberal Darty in i ariia menzt,
there are evidences it would likewise
upset tate Qonservaiti a party, .'.i'fgere is
no unanimity even ainon.t `the forty
Conservative members of the °orumons.
Itr. 1Xanion ,ta5 0,_ nservatiye eidsu..
-the-. 1940 general ;election, came out Ater:
against conscription for oversees er• l
vilew jut d itel,r **aid Mr. Lug
There are WM Oonforri.ti,ve miler*
who� a
are all ;far eol�c,riptioia tor �ow`er.
c°ray vice.' � dere *reoU*xs who
fear it would' split the eQUUtry' mond
leve the Cotteervatieree without a
chane of sleeting a ',majority In 'she
cionunops in the t�itnne It is Lila ler.
stood the caucus. u! (ona'servstivea mem,
berg In ora 'Never even hada full freed
private drievuSsriell of the aylalestion and
that • tr..I ancon, ' or other & onsezvio
t
.i< �. e who 1 lrc make >'
alar n e
. �it i .. �'' � X'�'>4a4:?
t n'� entniens debates, hove/Stem) eo
,entirely ''on their own.°'
Meat and Mex Wanted
(10. Ralston went 011 tbo radio to ttla-
Deal for 82,,900 remits for the atrrny-111
the next twe mota'tlis. t'cenle retic of
M I
l;<
5 M
military district tl
s t ra,tir >c u
� u ,� oitl�rs have
writ-
ten
held l \
d aeAye C s
l ol, 2t 1 li
� t+� s nw.>< t
n a i
ten 'this 215 member's of the t?ozqucens
caring their Acti�.r�e copet'attcn, as "a
national st'1yvk' "" in makingthe current'
reeruiting 4 aauipoign" a, al , reuses ,
>t itis;.en .' a zzatutttet arto be formed
for the sante pnrpes t'ol, Ralston
has said there 13. loco seaareity off tuenond
the 'oie)rve�rzgnniynt is certain' to put every
y
r
effort
3 a
ti<r't into making 1 �
nt 1r .�
n la an u
t
cc�� yy,� l
a V. Vie
revrultizai�; drive, Early rel,)'orta are
that thep�atplx,al fiDr Men i� rzte#,tlxag wvith
a fa•response.
Z. 1. r
The ..
+c �, z le n
t g i ,rein • p
't drive t� t e t wvil
! l be
ilet`e':;Saarj; on the (fie}yexnutent'$ part: to
a� Su
ems, un ri,~ep a e''e`4l� f t
sa s, 0 1 r<
the third war
loan
campaign opening June 1,. The 00vei`an
talent ata aasski Lig.. fray geipo,oftog0 of new
money and for $14O,i 0ta,00O refunding
of a' leant: eotning e1ne in N4veznlber. It
Iras= erred - °thy right-ttr e y a
amount of mune 'offered above the
figures Mentioned. T1�t* loan will likely
,'
be flonted at three per event., interest,
cls close ,
•
sold It ge tel.par, with ti: Maturity t)f',
possibly t we've years. .
The 'less Enligma
What, exactly, Hes 'behind • 'the
spectnculaar flight of Rudolf lies., No,
3• ng Nazi, to Scotlagnd h obscure
as yet: -Members at t1ti'tt�vtl, Pike people
everywhere, speeulated on the real
meaning of the event, and all kinds of
gue*ase*,; or surmises were made. - It
inay� be, as Prime Minister • Churchill
was quoted' Sts saying, "The maggot is
in they apple:" -It mail*. Bess quar-
relled with Hitler, and fearing a repeti-
tion of earlier purges, 'fled the country
to save his life. It may be he 1le,w to
firitain on a peace mission,_ with, or
without, Hitler's knowledge. -Tinge
ma,' serve to clarify, the presen,t•'coin-
plex inscrutable situation.
It is-anfe to say that, if any Britisher,
)r Canadian, •in any corresponding posi-
tton, to than- - i ice tp -a i
2... e,si. hy..,1l.:h:ul.dalie-.
what Hess appears% ,on the surface, to
lace done, the Germans would be
taliaalug It to. the Mullett T1s
t. Alread "Eritala has- Otmbsn
stew to radio, is Osman, the story at
ixtssflit bt to 8collankt and prc)lia'bly
9i«talal hiot. will 1.>e dropped widely over
iiiTertnany aalnatut It,
' . l y . Mr. iNink' told tlnc Commons
ho would wititiiold auy etaatrrien on
Tema ivtal;alwata--emits ntc (IIe ' Sight
ani l pi.. ;teat Vieuy callahoratiOn with
! le rznwairiy) until Mr, !+ litatehill Ullaacle- is
sttttetttout flak Iilclitain.
Mr. King announe&gad that the Domin-
ion Government is arranging. a MM -
.:non), at the ;rave of Sir;,lohn ,A. Mac.
donaahl, revered Conservative . Priittci
MiiAtsWr, ,,u Kiagoton eemet 'ry o►n
Juno UtI,1=t1ie fiftieth aitnivenyary of
i� iL
that ot,a t ialra3
sl to ,
Iq t tee
l -
1
Adopted d
A
"J'he t1znutonstacl'taI tt*cl ) e* f U the .dg.e
t en
SIaltdaayy without taking formal, ,elivielou.
vote?s on' he O.tV11,,suleaunendnieut e;'at11*
ing for nationalization. Of ils .nee *he
Socical . Credit aaneudtn iztt ',calling Jro
greater use:of the! ;Beak of Canada for
wear dluaatwin. or the. main budget pre-
posatis themselves. 'Pittance Minister
J . Ilsley has c'tit'eada .gnzwunneed some
changes i 'the o
oudb G as aii iz
al
l
y
brought down On Taw dny, ,�►'laril ; 9, as
• s�
1
At ;uyc c
e zlt >?o xA�� t� ..ora
proposed itt xe t
ddvi4t s and bond interestpayable
1e
'abroad and.'
as h ere, s.s prottts taxes.
9
aur, 11 ?
s e delayed r April
a �� � OIR , �� 1' �Q, to
May° 1;1.,v'elmuentewuit of t;lie twutty.
Per .cent, taax on,,, motion picture enter -
fa in
nter-fain men t, tttke.% a \i.
p :with t consideration . of� the
budget proposals in committee of the
r
whole, :lir. Idvley� read a message, of
appreciation :from the British •overn'
mein of-titadit action iu lowering Can-
adian duties on a wide range of British
imports. 'Tie message from; Rt. Don.
Maaleolm MacDonald, `iritisli•high Qom -
said the British Government
-at_taehes treat _importance _its.'Can-
adian
Can-adiaan 'trade to assist ins itlnaneing its
vat. purchases in Canada, and would
do all in its power to 'take full ad-
rantag;e? of the reduction in duties a
mexdiate future.
Dwell Secui1.
Acting .'0.F, Limier 3.t. 4, C. okdw'1 `l
l,
though he said * had been unable t4
gat, any figures ,whieii would Subetauti,
ate the etatemelnt, repeated: the -report
that
i ittt� y . twenty illottall�ea- had, n
e ed Canada. *Wee the wets. atm
aeaaa?lz
acquialtion, 'of, wealth- could
'achieved undelr the Rile 'of. income and
corporation taxes ,i4 difficult icult to under-
stand. IIowever, qtr. Ilkley admitted
'that i l the last mal ,,year 443 Can-
aadiana 1. ad ineoniea of ovver $50,009 per
annum. -/il c a, this group, With i'ueonnes
totalling $47,144,300, said,–the i)o.
minfou 'received $ld, ,07t int iueomaq
gorse . . ",�.,
'113y way of Tefutiilg •the claim. that
sixty trade union:: workers had been
itnterue..cl, Mr., Lapointe Stated Ihat, of
nine=ty-eight Communists interned,
twelve had eoutections with trade un-
ions;,Communism is illegal„ in Canada,
1lo stressed, and .Comnmunista will he
interned whether' or, not they -happen
to, be eonnetcted with• trade unions.
Agriculture,i1t
re, Minister J.
Gaxeiiner
annOlineed wetting of a niininUl:M: price
y,
tez'ea
toe er . butter,..,
>��
at nits,
poo and, rising a ;hal-mut as otted per
I� per
month, to 82 Mats a pound in tOctober,
which constitutes .the Six months'
pre-
dnctio �rial. �he up and gradation,
allows for storage .carrying chars..
.Trtzdo and: (`.ommtcrce. Ikliigieter J. A
M'acKinnwn., APlaelineed Sale of 120 -.
i
000 ibu
ofe
shhels wheat at atut
ii tames' � o
r , i te.
British .Ministry of Food, for delivery
by' May, 19420. No price Was announced,
" e r nest" 'of4he-tfritiui ''ve -
ment. -
Conservatives' . to Meet
The National. Conservative Associa-
tion has been called- to meet/in Ottawa
in September to consider questions of
permanent leader and national organ-
izer for that party.
'.i'he death of Senator J. D. Taylor
of New Westminster, •B.C., leaves the
party Standing in the S'e'nate tied, with
forty-six inernbers each, and ,four
.vacancies,
Mrs. F. C. Casselman is the official
Liberal candidate for the Edmonton
The opposition groups made 'no head- West by -e ction on June 2 canseleb
Sealy in their effort • to persuade lir, y
the recent,. death of her husband.' If
I1s ley'to allow ex nnption under income 'Mrs. Oasselman is elected she wilt be
tasee for Canadians taking British the. drat Liberal woman eleeted .:to
child' guests iixto their hones. Such Parliament•.- -
exeiuption is alloW ed only for children Labor. Minister 'Norman . MeLarty
brow*ht out under the official govern-
uia>lde ;the officialalanqun_cement_ Yes -fer-
ment sc<htn e ud not for."those:1irou lift- that. the, U'nemplgynient'Insurance
out privatert, poutinued shortage of .&et 'wi11 come into force on July 1,
shipping and the 1'lazards- of war, with 'On that date contributions of the
floe Itstttle of 2tie Atlantic Hat yet won, workers and employers will commence.
nv' 1,.. hutvew =e :et .epee: -iG.. , _. ,_
r >� .� inpi: an.-eJ' The ��rnhient" afa�`�to.��R�.1ti, . n,
any large. Scale movement of British annual a alrti ns
�.tU,000;000. from-. contributigns
'under •this act In 'Connection With war
f nanciitg. ,The fund ,should get a real
start while employment is at its war
peak.
-Members of the•defence forces will :be
exempted from paydng 'the new ten per_I
cent. tax on- travel by train, bus or
airplane:
•
• LEEBIIRN
eblldren to Caanada, atleast for 'the inf..
ham.......
LJ+DBURLLN, . May 1:0.—'Mr. and Mrs:
Bogie of 'Goderich. and Mr. and
Mrs. G. Gliddoti and Mr. Fred' iGliddon
from Vinemount were in our burg on
Mother's Day for a few ,bourn
Miss Pearl 'Hunter has been••feeling
poorly with throat trouble. 'Her many.
Friends hope °she will soon improve.
We 'fire sorry to report that Mr. Arch.
'Horton' is again :confines) tol•bed.
The W.M.S., quilted two quilts for the
June bale last Nyteek. Anyone width:1g
" o contribute sec tndjh tnd clothing for
'the bale will please bring it to the
supply (secretary by the 1st of June.
•
_BENMILL1
1tENmILLER, May '20.4 -Harold and
-Ross Feagan spent last week -end in
!Ilami-lton.
4quilting was held in the ehureh on
W esday, when two.,•quilts were
quilted for the Red Cross.
Rev. R. 'G.. -and Mrs. Hazelwood were
F,
lin London of Tiluroday.
`.plate WA* neat excitement ht the-
rti1 i
a'e
>9y when two team*
of "horses ran away. The damage dome
was light, '
PJ'RN
SHIP. K .'ON, May ` o`" r..an!i
Idris. „Chris, Rural •of. Oainsvillo and
Mr. and Mrs..° Claire 'Mitchell of Rich-.
wood vfisi t
ed over the
week -end with
Ans. Wnt..'Jorrhnston and other friends,
Mr. 'Walter Dicksent of, ,Dungannon
spent the week -end with Nirs. Oordon.
Mr. aladr. ;1 Cre. 'Warner Smythe,
Audrey' and 11 y be,
ls�, Mrs. Mara S'�ytbep
Of , Teeswater Visitd. on Sunday :With
Mr
'and
Mrs,
isn
R i
Mr*' and Mrs. Thos. Ito ie
. �
spe
it t
hCweekend atRiN1 JU with Bogie's sparents, Mr. and Mrs.WaycPilsox.
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skilled tradestnea a 1nile.'enaployed.
(2) De ...Metit A.11owa i ee in Cash.
There's a place for YOU at the •wheel of a roaring ng tank; behind
a spa,t3
%ng,..4►4-Ark gun; aRtridean armoulred motorcycle ....
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