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Senator Sinclair Discusses; The Oleomargarlne B111

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will clear up my question: Was it submitted by the United States Government before there‘ was a change in Congressional representation to a republican majority? l

Hon. Mr. Sinclair: I am not in; n position to answer any questlons_ regarding United States politics.‘

Hon. Mr. Euler: If. is not l‘ quastion oi’ politics; it is sl question of date.

Following is the text of an ad- chass by Hon. J. E. Sinclair in the: stunt.» ottuwu. March 18 0n a‘ nzotion of Senator Euler fur sec- ontl reacting of all Act to amend~ the Dairy Industry Act to permit

f W ‘it ’ lllc szill- of olt-omnrgurino in Can-,

‘ 0.0.1. Ville Eultr bill WES defeat»

l l» l ‘ l - t(l .1: lite Senate on March ﬂ byf . I ‘I - ~...1.- or sa-zz». ‘ - , ' ' " , l-l . .1. E. sincluir: Honour- Alrnvd of low‘ ubkfmscnaturs, when I adjourned’ on debate yesterday it was Mil with the intention of making BHY| w. cnded remarks on this bill. l] - listened lu mic very "i191", ‘Hon. Mr. Sinclair: What I -. discussion which has takenf wanted to cite is the paragraph p‘ e >1 lnr. and I feel that it hast with reference to prohibitions; lltwll rullilllPd too much-Ac use a‘ and restrictions of trade. It ll, "ton t‘X})l‘(‘§Sl0ll—lO our own; to be found under the heading of]? Wtmse \vho exprcsseth "Quantitative Restrictions. 59¢"

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' were thinking more: Ho" c’ AfHQIp l9," y

l rly of tin» tables of ihemq "General elimination o.‘ quan-i l .~.1\'1> and of the peoplc of CH"- lllilill/(E restrictions .1d:1 on of world conditions. “Except as otherwise provided

l tilink it wise just to call ll‘: elsewhere in this chapter. no 9T0- 111111-n1 of honourable Senators» hlbmon or restriction other than wrest-lit. situation at thel duties. taxes 0r other charges.

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World Cnnfcrcncc. I havé‘ whether made effective through in n", W» *'-ii-.'.-.’('-<l£"?l vllﬂl“. quotas. licences or other meas- for, \ ii was drawn up by the tires, shall be imposed or main-

. Uniird Slzllvs and ls to be con-l gained by any member country on lvttrrrrt n1 the conference which the importation of any product 1 ml- (lPilPVll curly in April. of nny other member country. or

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or sale for

wit-ll their assist-inn the exportation, z on Fvbrlluly‘ 26:, “port, of any product destined lwro twenty-five in the for any other member country."

There are some that.

"Fllt-l‘ are attending a con-i ' Hon. Mr. lvlﬁlrdothr: Does that

11cc on trade matters which is 1 "roccodlng at the presenl. moment’.

exceptions to

l)» Lnrdvll. nnd early in April not prove that we should not be

" ' l be in ziiicnlitlllﬁi‘ ill the only country in the world to

om cutlivrcncc. yirihibit the tnunufzlclure and

l _, .- sale of oloomurgarlne?

Suggested (‘hnrtrr Hon. Mr. Sinclair: The hon- lournble gentleman from Park-

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nill-lch. (181,. (Hon, M1". Murdock) is get- ' ting u little ton anxious. If he yin. 1 lllCfl To‘ will contain himself and obey the w iwl‘ illis Msbiv" bl‘ bllvl rules of the house for a few min- ~ of the Scnzltc. who untor- l utes. I shall state my position. I is ntisent at this time.‘ suggest that it is not according

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w rrfrrrwd to and in! tr the rules tn interrupt like that. (i in zuiolhcr plnct by,’ Hon. Mr. Murdock: I urns ask- . llwiltlll this ~ * 1" lrr: n qltrsioit. ' ' l?) u-nul Alf-i .. I, Hon. Mr. Sinclair: It is not in , ilil c it is. worthy of notice nt order. lfore commencing to gather u; ‘the iiis tizne wlivn we nre conslder- Hon, Mr. Murdock: Let us find lools of the trade." Jeanze nus w; n bill tn pvrlnii in Canada‘ t-‘tf- if it ls not in order. l_ll)' JFﬁlSY-‘llll in the All?‘ zipliav- "in nl:1"11f:1cttl:"~ .l rind im- Hon. M". Slnclnir: Honourable lll" '.l'l."-Z(“l ll-MT“ l" - ' in o! ..'1.‘5nr~, .1 - the pilnl T was going y . . . Dory-r ‘fall lill‘ l v ll-“ll '\ -l =~ ~11’ i111» li_.E--_v was thwt tho cxccntinng nyd “W-‘Ivollwl ‘l 110mm tho ‘"Tr‘.'rcrl m l‘.'l‘r' arr made for n - "l l ‘ll ‘l9 “m” ~' = ~11" - iihrr rrtlrlvisrs and er be o - T Eu’, PA _O_FU I _‘ ‘ _ v .n1,...-t1on. ex l 1 . ma, c n Sllw f lher P ' cEfi d N ‘tidtllllsBeiral-lge of hle.‘ M“ and sole of that pT0-. ijnucd romslx months Pr until the 0W O e ‘HMO WClr 0n a c ‘ “cl [nltostv _ h for may“. years has a.“ of Jul“ 1941 i-q-Ht is the Saturday morning. :1‘gﬁgnttﬂslllgeignpioged m Hnlibltrd in this country,‘ blorn our delegntrs liﬂVP to‘ . . "v ' "v l . _ ‘ to point out to hmourH r‘ l'l i’\"c"l n: the Gcnevn con- GlllLS Enter the "KRAZY l)‘; 2a?" mam of U?“ it \ ' ‘i; .. - S1 colors ulttit our .. ion Tl c ﬂs I sec it, hon/nimble :1: av s; ~ 1 -. .1 .1 . . . _ HAT FASHIQN PARADE“, lm n05“ "thgpc-"Ocllfulsjgllll tam‘ i‘ .< n11: I nlovcd the ncnonrnninnt, Sou: w. more is no doubt that

of the clebnle and nm now mak-

J‘ our delcgutcs will have to cori- in": thcse fow remarks.

Peculiar to such n oeeasi n. -.'i1c a D ‘ n y rent to do away with our coun-

Moke your hot from anything.

1 The in em is; qysyng". ti}? .111. i‘ “Mel's”- ' - Jrnffic in tn lillcllt" l1!) .. *1 -'t ‘= P ~ "l ‘='" '- 22; Plyrllilfe‘. (ttllli-llly‘ dunggrous Zllltll ollinihetl] v Gum“ jliﬂm m” Hon" Mr‘ Murdock: Hoar’ hear‘ . ' ' ' ‘a standstill, until his mcnl pl. " "Yd "mum by. 37d PFIZBZ $2.00. James wont lo his eVPlllllll 1n1wr- ‘m’ Umud “"7 ‘Jul "m Wm‘ N" Doubt and 5 other Prizes ling. Though at the meal, n... 111.11 ‘ll "l l" bi‘ “ll.” "f ill" Ullliwl I rem]; in the p00,. mm, hm homf .‘ "rs. rrrn the one. that drnft- Hon. Mr. Sinclair: I do not BOYS . A SPQClOl "EGG oblrgcd t0 perch nn a storl ut ll ~ li- ‘ mink “W” l5 all)’ llﬁllbl 1117011! TIPPING" ¢9m€5|~_ H's newHablt- of sorts nnd m: H _ ' ' When wac. it if at thnt conferoticc they can and ".5 hm. tum. 01* Odds and 0nd,; or M, d? Culllc to 1m agreement with the

3 T11.‘ gulunjg.‘ other miilons under this suggest- . L. Clayton, all thriller. Undcr Sccretury o!’ lVliiut would be our position in

O O I It was later when a heavy

Prize for the Champ.

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M“ Screen Thrlns Qlllole- - . iwas entering the kitchen nnd my Flaronomic Affairs. I do: taking a stand at this time on a ttask was progressing swiftly tc- lie‘ soc n dot» on the documon‘, Single article of trade? We have

Doors OP?" ‘ll 9230 A.M. nvarrls completion. JJmn-s rnrrr w- l‘. ls t1: lit-d "London. i916". bill. ‘ stint, our (lvlcgntes tn Gpngva 1° doors then to soy: "that ﬁrst ‘Hllfl think that refers to tho, consider this lntitler, and if we

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litter. Ellcn—I fancy t.l1:‘y'1<- not doing so well lately“ and (lt-entlelf ‘remark that it was “whct'e's that", stuff for treating them. Ellen?"

t cnnirrcllcc. ‘lake action such as is suggested Hon. Mr. Euler; Perhaps this : here we shall deprive our dele-

in 511711511.» that "alFs well thh-t ' ‘Imus of m0 bust bargaining p“-

_. ition they have.

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0:335 egsﬁgmorcigvtllile lglﬁlclélllfl‘ uhn . _ ‘ Some Hon. Senators: Hear, hear.

s‘ i ~ ‘ " ' _ . . Hon. Mt‘. Si cl" : -

o. lady's bonnet but on on ‘llllll All‘? lilflli- l"? ll"? lllsl llill" . . i . n ‘Hr If “c take ccnt this ycur. u tllrzn cart was used "u ‘Mum ‘Ind 1mm‘ [he manor as

first, hand, hc can

a listless gleam in a piizlctts eye: or a sr-rlvin or other defect on a; horse at a casual glance but when

‘for the ltzluling. I came lo a lvin- l it is today H‘ Wm come up 5t that (low whcti I Pflllillll the familnlrl CMfErFWFC and I belleve-‘lhls l3 sound of the l1env_v wheels, for a my "pmw" (‘"137 “m9” 95" have

‘his nttcntion is directed to n tinn-“Qllllll 07 ll"llP-ll""l lllgll mil“ their Own .npin.inns_lhat the ha" i ' - " " ' 1r!’ cupboard, he finds it extn-tnl- Tml" lﬁ‘ ll!‘ "Fllgllﬂl- ll “Till ilgllll, P’? .".“"g““"° is. one n! the pm“ . l .l.v difficult to find n rlriltking ulossﬂlﬁ‘ illivvvviuv towards the mill.‘ llblllmls ‘hill “ill hi“? l" 8° b)’ .

" ’ D. in the row there. "Ha. ha!" Knt-o-l-lfllllm‘ “‘=l~‘ l-vlisllini: the fat heifer? ‘he lmml- ll°“'¢‘l'°l'- l! " that C13 S ldry .13,“ laughed when I happenedi mltn nn ziltractive neatness at; F-llvllld happen there would be

: 5118mm" this oddity to he,- “when the‘ tllnic, 21nd P3111 trlieilghbdoretl. other bengfiltisiforfthe butter pro-

._ you're gc-ne, he will novel‘ be able will 11m rem 1e s we wr- Hlws H" =1 rv armers. . (Conlwued {mm gage 2L1“, s,“ kcounm- again 3.. won't “But. Ellen"_Janics tells me nmv.‘ This is the situation: if we do i only a Sh“! whim Since, I hung be able to get ltllmscli drcsstéd!" n hit llllpilllvllll)’, for hc hns nothing totlziy we leave nut dele-

the last stflp of wallpaper n. place, Though, 1 would discount such a: imne iviih muvli today “WHY-i do soles ir- a seed position. but i!

u“; "m, gummy to lngpfu" the assertion still at the same i.li'lr.':.\',0ll ‘vent {to b: Wlilllinlg for in i: we go ahead and begin to make -

. n t ll .Th tr 1t I in rally tr e r» rlnmrcr serm- eei H 1w h ~ "ill tt l - sail;lamercoritgtzsoxéln; plﬂcm “ca strgingtl" flaming. EDZAJISEIJ‘ Ecwmwl" as a flash or “ghmmg. for‘ irgtcifpcs woe ‘taknesfscuy ‘taro; sting: Whﬂﬂ YOU 8816C! D0ﬂ1lﬂl0n ROYI] Th1!’ ridin8~ a o 1098C!‘ IDHQIKG o o a 8H6! dflYiﬂsu llflcoverpmverlng ngw lhatthctarea lelﬂtlhe siiitld paltientlyt fnOlVlllg llttlsjilqllglﬁlglncllttl‘ ‘liitqtgiwtlxluivnly-tit“ and‘. m. 5m bargaining pQWer they you're agreeing with the world's most expe- Famous proven features include SAFETY 0f walls ls covere. Tie pd tern 01' i" rlsl a n an elllcavor n, 1'"! Fl 1 - ’* *~ can gel. _ _ , _ has thickened it seems. in make finzl 1.11: stuff. and then lmpc- I Vﬂlilﬂillllﬂl’ my slwrlcclwnrtzs‘ nenced tire buyers-car manufacturers them- TREAD BLOCKS for sure stopping, less slud-

lessly “I guess it's not here.‘ But llieic is tlnit hrenti tomix. there it was. a, tiny, old silver. Until tomorro\v-_Diary -Good- coffee spoon to serve it with, antllnight.

Trade Position

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percxm-a‘. "H5 Clea“ “nywﬂlﬂ he’ What was our position ln trade in past, years? I have had some ' . » ‘ ' v ’ _ . ' ‘ yexpcrlcncc as a grower of pota- l ' ' ' toes, nnd I klllllY that we have ‘suffered consldvrnbiy because of quotas and high duties imposed by the United States on our potutocs when wc have lmd al exporlnblo surplus.

We lnve hnd n large export- nblo SilITllTS running from eight to nine thousand cnrloads every ‘ your. and when the quota imposed ngninsl that product ls filled the, duty is doubled. It so happens; we fill thr- quotn every your. and there is nluuwys n rnce to not in.’ before it. is filled. for as soon nsl thnl. happens trade ls roducedl nlntosl lo a stale of stugnntionJ Some potatoes may got in lifter ihat time. but comparatively fow.l

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President ‘Ihilnan confers with two top diplomatic leaders,

and I'm-His ltultion

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Wnrreit R. Austin (center), U, 5, ‘ gate to the United Nations, and Acting Bet rotary n! state Dean Jt-rt- :=.>1 lrgiun. trounced that Austin will go before the UN Sec urlty Council

Lnlrr lt was

Friday to moire a statement on tho

cattle. During the war we pro- vented the export of our cattle across lllf‘ border. That prohibi- mcnsuro, but in the course of .1 ppcur along with wnr nzcesurr-s. We know that in tl~>~ past the experience of our Western Canada bee! breeders ‘n. trying tn 31-11 ((11.1, products in the United States have boon both disheartening and disappointing to thcm. bocnugp (h; quotas and double duties have forced thrm to accept n mum mailer price than they other-

tion was understandable as n war.

our existing position, which our delegates will be able to use in bargaining for equal. advantage with other-countries on a trade basil. Today we are faced with the old troublesome bogey of eco- nomic nationalism that has in- lured our producers in the past.

Important Matter

Honourable Senators. that ls about all I desire to say in re- gard to this bill. It ll a matter or importance. 1 again submit that h the punt situation it

agreement. and I think we lull accept it almost unanimously. To pals this bill now would be to weaken the position of our dele- gates and at the some time do ourselves no good.

When- I spoke on this bill last year. and looking at it in a morn direct way. I said that the in- gredients used in the manufacture or oleomsrgsrins were In short supply. They are in equally short supply today. I um not going to lake the time of tho Bonnto to quote whet international publica- tions sq about edible olh sad

is right, w have two years to go. By that time. If the international conference is not ‘ui, we shall still be in a position to face this nutter and deal with it on its merits in Oansds. Any action at present that would weaken the bargaining position of our diele- gates to the conference would be very unwise.

'I'h.is subject has been before the House for the past. few weeks, and 1' see no gain in prolonging the debate.

Home Hon. ‘Senators.- Bear,

up for consideration at the.‘ ,____..- World 'I‘l'ndc Conference. Iyldse would have taken. I Wonk; be unwm yo, u, to take fats, I said last year‘ that I TALLEST TOWER I This will be one of the prob- m, 5cm," proposed 1,, m“ b||]_ thought the oleomargarine ques- ——- Bod’ (‘attic lems coming before the world n m“, congercnc, l, mcwmul‘ tion could be discussed when nor- The loftiut tower in the world. = Trade Oonfrrence at Geneva. I u, w, hope n w“; be, the mo, mal conditions returned. At that Quill!) Mlnll‘. Iiwdl "If NW9" Hnltourable Sennlors. I might. submit that the present is not an pom Wm come back u, u, 1,, time indications were that it Delhl- Th! WWW l8 i“ f." llllll now refer lo ihe sltttnllon In re- opportune time for the Senate to m, Con", o; a few month, o, a would require three years for ‘and WM Wmlllﬂﬁd l1! l?“ 5-D- gnrd to the exportation of bee! lntorfero through this bill with year. bug“; by u, gntemmong; times to become normal. If that Ind W" "m" m" Qullbud‘

Din. the first Moslem king oi

omit. _ Lillcti (lul. N0 Pain!

No pods or pinion In [nu with-Ill" l h,‘ dropi of a pslnlm mud: PUMA’! I CORN EXTIAUNJI-Onl; I h‘ I a lions and "Ill! onnu Iﬂkllv- I ll ’°"' '°"'°'¢'3.'1‘".f’..' 5.1" i-ilillfli» gﬁgiiwfirulln-sconu sxnscron. $6: at all dnl a In Medicine. i

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