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Unbr scan headlines in its front and sdiiuial pagu yarterday the Liberal organ publishes tbs dalibsr- sts misstatement that tbs alacllil- ian Government, in tbs dying bows I tbs legislative session, has tten autbmity to "borrow $300,000 more‘ tbaniaataownbythePublio Accounts. We use the expression “deliberate rnintsteme “' because ths purpose of the bill was fulw explained in committee by Premier Macllillan, and that purpose was speciﬁcally to fund the amount of $800,000 bank overdraft. already expended in un- employment relief in 1m and 1083. &sa axpenditureai-twasea ‘ “ ‘ amounted to considerably over 0300.- Dtll, but it was considered good busi- ness to fund that amount, thereby cutting down the overdraft. An si- fcs-twillbemadetolctthsbank rate on the balance reduced. Mean- while, tenders will be called for tbs. bondsiobe funded ataslowsraia n! interest ‘as possible, which it is l-ropecl will effect a material saving over tbs interest now paid to the bank.

The Liberal orran's eﬂort to mis- represent this bond issue as an ad- ditional borrowing by the Govern- ment, is absolutely inexcusable ca: the ground of misunderstanding. l-lsd the facts been as our contem- porary represents. the Opposltim members would have been negligent h their duty in not hastening to meted.

We note that our contemporary. while it surpasses the discussim on is bill in committee, says editori- ally that m. McIntyre warned that ‘if this borrowing continues. the Government itself will soon be on relief." What m. McIntyre actu- ally said was that be believed direct relief payments had been abused in many cases, and that if this practice w“ not stopped, the whole Ho- vbiee would be on relief eventually.

- In made it clear that he was refer-

ring generally to the difficulty o! administering relief. and frail!!! stated that under Liberal realms similar abuses had BIRMING-

Why did our contemporlfi’ tlfbll w. momma statement in this connection?

Again, Mr. lea asked if the pur- pose of the bond issue was for fund- ing only, and the Premier replied that it was to fund what had already accumulated as an overdraft-

llo reference is made to this Ill!”- tion or answer by the Liberal prem-

11” bu! paged in committee without the slightest criticism be- fng offered on the ground that the Government was sttemptinr to Mr- row more money. ft remained for

m, Liberal press. after the session

h” wqmggﬂ and when it could u*uhf(y|,g;hgtotldkﬂlillll¢ floor of the House, to broadcast such a hnefsced misstatement.

LIBERAL A UTOCRACY

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q m-itish Columbia buiidcd far yu-gﬂgn theyknew UIQlGWmC 5 ‘Liberal Government to power- Tl! nsw Government. at any rate, sctml to have gone Fascist-Socialist. It has taken to itself all the powers usually resident in the I-ﬂllllim" sndsentthsliouseaboutitsblal-

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A; pointed out in the 171110011"! a" cisl News, the Government h“ ygjgctpd proposed administrat- ive economies. adurnbratsd a forced omversion or nrmni columbia GW- er eat bonds. forecast a raid 0h

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RETURNED CANADIANS

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tivebornmnadianswhoinrocent yesrsImIeretIrr-nedmOanadato tahuprnsldencahasbemtabled inParliamentbyllomVLAOc-

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Tbo num‘ of Canadian bun persona, still British subjects ro- turning to Oanada from the Unit- ed States. after having taken up residence in the United States, is as

follows:

Plscalyear 1000-81 20.811 “ “ lNl-bi . ..- 17.Q1 " " 1982-83 ..... 15-320

lommthaendedJsnuary, 10M 7,610

The following table shows the number of Canadian born persons retrn-‘ning from other countries than tbs United Estes, but the depart- ment h unable to show how many I these returned after having taken u-p residence abroad; it is thought that the number of such is very small. and that practically the en- tire ....vement is made up of Osa- adisns who have been visiting

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Ilscal year 1990-31 . . . . .. 1519M “ " 1931-32 5.... 11.0w “ “ 1932-33 11,190

10 months ended January, 1S4 ...............-... 101M)

RELIEF IN N. S.

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‘fhsflndingeft-‘hsliudttnr-Gsn- eraldOanada thatllova Bcotia must repay some 000,000 to me PsderslTreuur-ymsccountofmis- apwopriatedralisffundsisssharp reminder topsrlsh agitators for rnrtodoletbattbsroarethreeiur- isdiotions concerned in the admin- istration of unemployment relief moneyalastyesrtberewere per-

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that. far from having laid such foundations. the War- and the Tres- hsd broken W the foundations existing before 191d - of a society which had always been

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Post-War taxation, with its enor- mous charges for pensions and in- terut on debt. they realised slowly that the savims available. by means of which t.be stream of fresh capital from Wea- tem lmrope to the New World had beep formerly maintained; in fact, was to become a heavy borrower in the New World, instead 0f. as in earlier years, a lender.

The breakdown of the financial arrangements, characteristic of the forty years following 1870, was now complete. Remittances on interest from the New World to Western Europe were offset by new payments of interest from Western Europe to the most important na- tion in the New World. Remittan- ces of capital by Western Europe tn the New World still continued; but

Discoveries 0f

ully nnintaining that Roose- velt had slipped and pointed their fingers siesfully at Congress then busily over-riding his veto on the veterans’ compensation bill rm- fully two days they were able to keep my the dirge. But. on Thurs- day they received a rude shock. The rebellious, bolting House, which had veterans’ pensions,

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One systems can be rnsde proof against calculated irregularities. answer is that the Government, compelled to sct quickly. and hop- g not to be acting pumanmtly. reasonably didn't fashion a more complete body for detection. Fin- allntbereis the fsctthatmethlng was disclosed in the end, and that in most cases, there have been nt- tlements. Little money has been lost.

From time to tirr.‘ the scientists give us details of v10; cries," which are not ven though they ‘Fan’ h u, support them. At intervals in the last few years Dr- Charles B. Liprnan, 49m

prof at the ‘University brought forward

P11 or California, has evidence indicating that bacteria 0GB live, in a dormant condition, imbed- ded in rocks or coal or even meteoni for long per-loch of time. When Professor Liprns-n speaks of lonl periods hs means from fifteen t0 one hundred or more millions 0!

USI COQON HOUBI FLY IN MANUFACTURING PAPII

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Canada seems to have made tally as ruuch advance towards business recovery since last March as United States has - and more steadily. The fact that. been less governmental economic phnmng and coddling in the Do- minion than here raises the ques- tion of whether we would not have nmde considerable progress ii’ we had not tried s0 haird collectively to attain it. ‘Phere is something to be said m both sides of the ques-

ror some time Professor 119ml" was the only prominent scientiﬂ who found such evidence. Then from Germany recently can-u the row" of Professor B. Lieske of the xauer Wilhelm institute. who claims that he finds that bacteria can llve for eons of time in mil. a result that would appear to substantiate pre-

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