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THE OIIARLOTTETOWII GUARDIAN

Morning Uailv (Founded In I88‘!

Pro itlcvtl. l.It-tit.-(‘ol W Chester S. ltlcLuro Vice Frost-lent, .I R. Burnet. F-J-l- Secretary. Lii-ut.~(‘til D- A. JBPKIMWFI- 9-5-0- gdito, amt .u=ii~i;m ttirt-t-ttir .| R. Burnett. li'..l.l. f. siii- ‘lltnr. l-‘rttnk Walker.

SHIN ’I"I‘I()N RATES ;_ . ., ndvuttccl ‘eliver.’ ft Cllv j-Ijlflooprurl r,t-l't'i"i "ildrant-et mailed ‘i0 P E Island‘ 5mm, "m. w," tin ntlutttevi mailed l0 (iilnﬂda and U5» ult-ntln-rs Audit Bureau of Circulation!

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“The Slrmrf/esl ﬁlcmory is Weaker "W" the ltcnkesf Ink."

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d'l'l'tI.\‘I!.\\, l-‘EBRIXIRY 2'1, iw "' ‘TVW W F’_-_W‘ Paging Mr. lung l, , ,_ __ _ t" fiirilivt‘ .\lllllsICl‘ Of‘

H. |\ -i lii'\\‘l'lllllt'lll. ltas retttlcrctl H ‘<-‘|4‘ ,. _ . -,\ .~.1-';t'p. .\i| .'l'lftl_\'.~l$ of

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:‘1 lwl .. finished witli a i rvttitetl one of the ‘ M“ K , . ' _ , 1 ~itt him and tlic (inv- ,l_,,,f n j,_ ,, ., ,.;~,.1 ~l'll i<_ .1 pronun-f

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,__.,,E,_,,,y m [.,i'_t~§| \\.tt' tlffice lll \' ,. W“; H, -, -' .- i ., i shine gun contract. \\'.t ll \t\ l» ‘ ' " were being

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- iltllllllllll iitl Illc llilllll ~ 1.1.1". sctirrtlotts article.’ 1' lilll Blaclteiizic in charge

U,‘ t ,p-,_ ,1 11".‘ lltrll> long ziftet‘ his titt- >,,,p,§,,p,,» 1, t .1 iqil ltl‘\'ll ithtttidttittly rc- \ ;i1i.1 .i_iitt yI i i '\\Il llllll only‘ ytheit public

tipzitttiii ri- :. .i I'M-WI. _ v _ --|1,- g; ‘t _ ,i 1i ‘Kill '~tit llllll saitic lllll|l>lt‘l' ‘ tif ~. :11‘ inipctrttiitt spending dc- "\‘\ 11in it t": ~' T--;i_.iii ti» i-xpo-c tht: patrtriiztgc mp1 -- \ \\--l'\.‘ in the Department of ,\,tt_ l" ‘i tlii- liiiancial l'o>l lfffilltlﬂl [pin t-ii “t ii: ‘li- l’i'iiiie .\liiii<tci'. lt fcll “,|1:I",:_“' i." . ‘iiti- facts uvrc hrottght to 1,1, ,,;~,,, ' take (llrllftlllfllllf! action. '11.; triiul-l cancel tutbtts-

lt liiipti 1'1. _

~ .l l't'ltll,t\'C those rtspottsthle "fe. i of the-e steps. 'l'lius he ity for all the acts that ,~»ti>i~ of the Lttttatliati iteoplc. ~ +11 waning for .\lr. king's l't‘]ii_\', \\i11 it get itr"

c tpliiiit =1 ' Talks On Character

1],; i_ ::'t i\ti"zii~t front “.\ids to $ciiiiziiia lit l.'\l'1l lladeii-Potyell, Chief Mont of

--_\ _\‘_, ,, , .~,-.»__ not so iiiuish to h _;,-,__ '1' !tl‘lii\ as to the amount of cit. t’:ti'- 1' tit 1'- t ‘l/tllr "

"l-or :-. llmll l<l 1w \l'ii't't'~~flll in life, character" is l1 iiri l'\~ '.tl than erttilitiiiu." '

5.. t"',, i~ iii first \'Ill'.lQ whether for a intiiiiit i-t‘ hi‘ tttiliyitltlltl.

, , r-ntiliiig, writing and it lll the schools: but where ,3 11,9 itiiirt: ii ii-uiiit ipialityg charitctcr, taught? _~\-,,,,.i,,,.,-L. it, i. rticttlztr. Tihcre is no authorized trtiiiiiiig for cliillri-n iii cliarziitter. Yet, if it ts guilt! t.) i-i-ilti- {l man's t'i'll't'(‘l‘ for hint, it ought p, 1n; .14 ‘plllldl iii hint before he starts out; \\‘llllQ he l~ sllll a ltoy and receptirt; (Iharaictct: cannot he iirilIi-il into a boy. The germ of it is

lit ttilti" arilhiiictit ~- :-

alrcaili 11:1 mil needs to he drawn otit and

"xtiziniltil. lli t'lt.it".it~i-~i" ' > generally the result of en- yiri-iiiiiiwt oi itiiiliiigs. l"or cxatnplc, take '.\\'tl sllmil lll‘\\, ttiiiis if you like. Teach them i_t,.. _.»;,i,,_-- j.-.§ h, in kflltlfll, but give them en- tirely ihfnit 1.: atrtwittiidiitgs, c0lllpillll0ﬂ5i and iiiiiiiii- tt1ll~i"\‘ ill" stiltlltl. l'ut one itiiilcr a kind- ni-iiht-r, among clean and

l\‘ r110‘ i

s: llgllt p..i\ l’ .\, \\'l.t't'c llL‘ is trusted on his his lioiiiiiii~ i.) 1' y out rtilcs of life and so on. tin itii- ugly», iriiid, take tlic second boy and let

111m ltlflf the shun» with a filthy ll0I11¢i ;,,,,,,,,_i_: pin‘; no.1 ' ~1_ tlizt-tttiq, (llSCOIIICIIICd C0111. l1i|lllti|]\_ 1. t ~\- to groyv tip with the same nmiitiiit til t1 i" as 111s tit-iii? _

'|1,~,-,- 11,1- jhiill-{Pltlx of boys being wasted qlnily ii, iiiir iwiiiinrv lllf"\lI_Lfll hciiig lcft t0 be- ,;,.,,,,i ,»,,,i_,,-i ' ﬂlltl, tlit-refilre, useless \\.'l~l(lr. Jl ii. - 1o li1i'lll\L'l\'C5 and an eyesore and a ilitrqi r to ‘he tiatiiiti.

llii-v (ttllil lit: szirt-il if only the right sur- ]‘tIlll]|lll1Q\ (‘Y "‘l\ll'ttlllllt'lll were given to them u ill!‘ l’<'i'tti"\i lllltl‘ (if ilii-ir lives. And there

it, it. llllls of lllll(‘l'\ who tnay not he iqi, ipitti" -i- lti'.\' ‘a lf‘\'l'l (for llltift‘ Bl‘?

\\‘,l|\',(']'~ it] t‘\t rt- tli't\\ i-f lift’). httt \\'ll0 \VOLll(.l bt

.111 1'11!‘ l---tti-i~ 17' ll atzil ntore valuable to the eiituiirt an] iiiort- tEii-tory to thi-tnsclvcs if It“, .-,',,i1,| 1,i- W, _1l_‘_tltIl, at the right age to dc- u-l-ip tlt ~11" t"'.'ll'-'\'ltl<.

llt‘l‘t'. ili -i_ it - lilt‘ lllO-t important aim in 11m ]',i.\ ,\i'tlll iiiiig- III etlticate: not tn iii- strtict. timid \ »ll, llll‘ iii Wllltlllt‘. that is, to draw out 1hr l-i t: to li .rii t7 r llllll~\'ll of his own dc- sire, thi- that; lilili 1th.? to littild tip character in him.

sgttised Fascism

"l‘:\.']‘\‘ il ""l1i_ li_'.'ll (Yin.'iili:iu is for italionitl

"ni[\_" .1-_-,- ,i:i.1 In; ,\l,1l1't1ll in his first political

n.!,],~,--c~._ i" tilt-kl, 1n- iz-jiliiil to .\lr. King's "ke_v- niitr" slftwfll. "llt-tv tlit-n can national tttitty be

an i<st:i- in thil 4"l'('llr'll-T'

llon" iiiil i1? "\\'lii-n." Jl*-l\'~' :1 routt-inyiiwrary‘ "li_-i< it I‘\‘ i’ ‘"4111’ ti» paw that hottest iltfferetice iif iipiiiiiiii in ti~liiii~~ should be translated in

“um, .,f ]"lll(|l]l’{l rlistlllllV." And it adds with ,‘ - ‘t Y

truth: "ll‘t‘ whitl" tltlltl! t‘ PTPIW-‘lcrml-Yi _

]\',-,1,,.-,,,| [it n. t-‘inyili-st li-ritis,'l\lr__ lung. Ill

niaiiit:ii'iiiiiq the przrttvin set-up in his Govern-

vw-i" aiiil ;it lllt ~rimu time appealing to the

people of Catiada to stipport a one-party Cabinet in the interest of "titiity," has offered the elec- tors a formula which is totalitarian in form and essence. The (lei-titan dictatorship, under which the Nazi totttlitziriaiii-iii flotiri-lies, is a single- party llhlllllllttll. which has t-xtingttislit-d all or- ganized bpptisititin in the state. The Fascist dic- tatorship at Route has forced a sittiilar totalitar- ian system on Italy‘, through the agcitcy of a single party tnoiitiyioly- of giwcriiitii-nt. iudtistry. pre-s. railio. and all the ittticliincr_\' of statc.

lt is unlikely" that l\lll(l of thing will ever get a toe ltolil in Canada. lt is iiiiprtibithle that .\lr. King reztlizes that tlic whole spirit of his appeal for itationttl unity around a partisan governnteut is tltinly disguised l"lts't‘ls'lll. llut it is inst that. .\nil liecitttse it is just that, it will get .\lr. King nowhere.

Quick Answer

Dr. .\latiio1t's appeal for a National Gov- ernment [Q wit} [lie \\lll' (ll'(‘\\’ it fllllCk ZlllS\\'€I' from llalton County. Uittztrio. George C. At- kins, editor of thi~ tliikrille Record, acceptcd the noniiiizitiiiii its National tiovcrlltttvllt candi- date the end of the lll~l wet-k.

“l accepted the iipeii itoiiiiiiittioit because I believe l\‘. I. llanioifs National (ioycrniticttt idea thc best for tht- conntryz" .\lr. Atkins dc- clareil after hi< itiiiiiiiuttiiin, \\'llll(‘ lie had nut ht-lil an official ilo-iti-iii lll the party", .\lr. Atkins was consult-rod a strong l.lll't‘l'lll until the start of the present Clllllltl‘

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— EDITORIAL NOTE§ —

‘~i;.,j,,_-_i_ paltry, Q11 , l\' the slogan the one time .l’re>s sllppuflcfs ot the Alacltenzte lung tlOt)lll(‘fl goreriiitient are llt w rcgretftillyt pro- clainiittg. - #1 III 1' ik

li i1 (‘\ltlt‘lll lllt‘ .\.l:iiitiiiit~_ and espi-ciitlly- this l'l‘Ll\l1lt‘t‘,lI.'l\'U e\'ei"_v right to expect that a change of povcriiitient will give the farmers the chance they" have been l-ttigittz t0r—to get a llllll‘_‘_{lll of profit off their prndttce of the still.

Y‘ d‘ '5 4

.-\ Xatioiiitl Uort-riiiiieiit will see to it that

tgrafturs and party licclers and feeders at the

ruhlic trough are stilt :ihotit their own parti- cttliii‘ business. 'l here will bt- no selling of gov- eriiiiietit jobs to proyidt‘ seats for \\t'slel'll and liastcrn cast-tiffs.

1k ll‘ 5l= >I¢

Ilenry \\'ailsworth Lotigfellotr horn this date, i-Qciy. llis l§\":tii,;<-liiit- lllilkPS hint ztlitiost a lilaritiincr.

“.\ boy's will is the win<l's will,

Anil the thoughts ‘of youth are long, long

thoughts." 1K II! 1F *

“The time has conic for Canadians to dc- CitlC \\'ll(![ll(‘l‘ they tyish to continue lllltlCf a ilictatiir witliottt a tnaiidzttc, who ilelegtttes his powers to autocrats, censors and policing auth- orities ititctit 0n inaiiit:iiiiiiig at any price a re- giiitc of political pitrtisitiisliip or wish to he given a national gtivt-riiiiit-iit. fouiiilcil on trut: itationtil zuntyz" .\lr. (it-tirgi- llUttll. nit-tuber of the last l'1ll'llZllllt’llt for .'\l‘fJt'lIlL'llll, dt-clareil." The truths is >1ll(l .\lt'. llCUll. that Premier .\lllCl\'t.‘1lZl€ King and Rt. llon. lirtiest Lapoiiitc are ‘dc- vot "l by f ; fear of l|lll‘>ll'lIl~, fear of en- ipti " fear of ili>cit~~ion, fear of their friends as well as their t'llt‘lllit‘s', fttir of Loiiiliiii, lcar of 'l'oroiitn, fear of the \\t~>t, fear of Quebec." In ifllfllll, l'Zll'll.'\lllt‘lll hail coittinncil to sit tlirottgliotit the war; iii (ianztila. "we are govern- cd by a sitiglc niiiii. t-lccteil iii tiiitc of peace."

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The redottbtablc George ljcrnitrtl Shaw has received a lettcr from Poland appealing to him to intcrccde for the l'('lL‘fl.iC from a \\'arsaw prison of a Polish actor and director who before the war staged .\lr. Shaw's Culllttl)’ “(ieiic\'it", in which the playwrriglit ctttlowetl tltc character Adolf llitlist‘ Lilli gifts “which no niurtztl fue- ltrer ever ]\(f.'i.\t‘$SL‘(l." The actor, Joseph “k-grzytl lllllyfll the llitler role in the production, which was dircctc-tl by Ariioltl $"vfin.'tii. .\lr. Shams correspondent wrote: “.i\.~; \\"(‘;_{l‘Z_\'ll may be condemned to death, l beg you to do all to dc- liver this innocent and eminent l'0lisl1 artist from that tl-‘UIIICF and to raise the world's opinion rtgaiits: that new proof of (ierman ‘culture and huinattity’ in Poland". .\li'. Shaw passed Oll the letter to the British Press Association with the following note written 0n the baclt: “If Herr Hitler is responsible for this I am shocked at his ingratittttle. l have llIlll(l(‘(l him down to history lfl the play with gifts of eloquence, de- bating power and rcatlint-ss in rcpartce which no mortal fuchrer ever posscsscd or ever will possess, and this is hmv he iequilcs me. If he had an atom of cottunon Fvllsf‘ he would decorate the great Polish actor and order a thousand per- foruiauces."

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A farmer’: ton is more likely to follow his father's occupation than the sou of a man in stiiiic other l\'lll(l of irork, nccorditig to the find- ings of a stirycy math: at Cornell University by Professor W. A. Anilerson of the Department of Rural Sociology The study was based on 850 Cornell students covering three generations. Twice as many farmer as noii-farmct‘ sons were found t0 lake tip the father's occupation. The other lines of work were largely law, ntcdicitie, business ownership and skillet] IlltTlUllllClll trades. \\'hen three gtncrations .'irc studied. whether in farming or other ivork, there is a tctitlcticy to- ward ilecreasiiig tr:instui~_ion of the father's occupation to the stilts. Fariuerslsons, however, arc more likilv tn follow tlic family trailition even to the third gi-tieratioit, than are the sons of noti-fztrniers. There is now little tcttdcttcy for the sous nf nnn-fariiiers to swilclt lo fariii- lllLf. \\‘lllt'lllll('1l|ls' that it is largely’ sclf-per- petuating. ttccoriling to Professor Antlerson. The oldest si-n is tht‘ one niiist likely to take up his f.'ttltet"s \\‘4)l'l\', whether it he f:irining or some ()lll(f‘ kind of ivork. lrilflll boys who turn to urhitn and other noii~f:triit pursuits go into all sorts of ocriipzttitiiis. most of those covered in tltc Cornell sltitly cult-ring professiirtal and hus- ittcss activities. Finally, there was found no in- ilicalioit that where social classes \\'(‘I'f‘_C0l‘IIpEll'- able. farmers" sons were lf‘~s sttcci~~sfttl when lllf‘_\‘ cittcrvil other work than were the sons of tioit-fariucrs.

rut: CHARl_._(l'l_"_l_‘ETOW§1__GUARDlAN

NOTES BY THE WAY

The Bank of Alberta ls the hi8 eiccticn qtblle in 1940 The idea ct the bank is to have a place w dcprspt the $25 a mcntlt lJOllllSCd m 1935, - Letltbrtdgc Herald.

Very Interesting If true l5 "l? I9- purt front Nova Scotti that. Pretti- ier Angus L. Macdonttld. ol that tircvnce a cctitpitrat sly young man who has been marked for 1113'

may became the Liberal candidate in Inverue s-Rlchmcnd at the Fed- eral general electcn. - Brock- ville Recorder and Times.

Italy made war so willingly on Ellllflpltl. and Albunut that at first sight it may scent strange to see her 1n the role of petiocntaltci‘ lll the Balkans. Her past ttdvntttites are. hcwrever, the most csitviticang cxplimaticit ot tier present prud- ence, Her pecplt‘ arc tired Ap- parently they have had etiougli of military “glor,\'." Already they are beuig taxed on a si-ale cctntxtrable to England's, and them country is suffering frcm a sst-tctts lack of raw matcrzals. Such reason; are enough to accftutt for ltalys tricti

peace in the nezgliboﬁiig Balkan petLnsttla. - Nctv Ycrk T.l1l(‘>.

The ltormcties. which are nr ulacturcd by the so-czillczl dttqt or endocrine glands, are :0 pnuti fttl t-ltttt l1 gram-n grain is a rot andtlt of a patttztl ayoi con lllUbPS an eflertytr Strangely enough, firs‘? llflflllCllfS seem to be tilio sziint- lll all main-

stty. A new licld is thus opcitrct up for the lattgtiter-ltottses it: 1h:-

werltl In adthtloit to supplying meat. to the litttnati race. lh y can now fttrtrslt ltarmottcs to

those whose own supply its (l(‘ilC- tent. _ David D.etz 1n "Butldcrs o: Healllt,“ tAllcti and Ul'.\\'.ll).

It will have been noticed that tlt-g publts-ltrd ('f)l‘1'(‘.§1)lI(l£‘llC'l betwceti Mr. Clirimfzcrlttzn and Mr. Hcre-Bclislta folltiwerl tlzc mcdsrtt tiiend. to scimc in nris. cur: u niula of "My dear A‘ c" ntttl “My dear Prune .\ltit-t:i'.’ ltlstoriait ol prl:tic.i1 psrsottalia may have scme little dzlt ulty in decid- tug when tli:s CTll\'€‘l‘illCll wa» m- troduoed. Certainly it is rt prztl. ct of recent y'er.ts_ No Pl‘ fans:- er. we may be stir"

Mr. Glad-tone as My .

tam." and wltirtt tic was Prime Minister ltzs cclltutgues. even m rivate COI‘l‘C5*1)(Jl1(l.'llCt‘ rirttsiig

themselves. freqtrrtitly" wrote of lt tn as Gla tune" or "Mr. G." For many years alter the dean of the younger Pitt imztptc cati- titiued l-Q wrtt- of lint as "Mr. Pxtt " - Manchester Gtzarzltati.

Thomas B-litkclnck. l\l.l.. Hutton Cutmiy. itécd O11 t

form in Etaznptci. 5 iit ' support cf the Knit; GG"~AITAAIOATL and declared lie ltri.l “no apolo-

gies" for (icing 1t. “l m on: 01' tltcs? fellows who vctcd fer the lfrpburti motion ceiisttrmg l~i':it:u King's Gcvcrttnxent,‘ Pccl Cottnty LJJCTLH “Titers is only 0:10 that. An emergcitry‘ at" House and we ltiici o“

three mltitttts to rift‘. to vote. Al, least I (Ldirt gci tltnyn cu my kttecs .iid rPClllf out. I

ltave voted for in‘: Hepburn Gav- ernmen‘ svhrn I lllCll"lll it wa right, and 1‘ve voted lfr tlii- Heg- burn Gsvcrntncnt \\'i“.T'11 I tnoitultt. it was wrong. 'l'l‘lls tuiit- I voted f0!‘ t-lle Hepburn UOV‘-l‘lllll(‘lll. when I knew d - wrll it wit» wrong,’ he said amid cheers. _ Exchange.

A young lint-ye", who has only recently passctl his state bur exams and ltung out his rnuigle. got his first CllCllL last ixcnk and had to at; st." cit lts lxhall‘ at Cit-y Court, before fudge Ptir-rlla. A fledgling attorneys llllwl court appearance is its b.g an ocnasicn for 1mm as a young iutgcctrs first incision. and this teikt: waitc: with brttlelfke exctt-citictit for lts case to be called. W. 9n the word finally came, lie laxl 111s lint and cont. on a benttn and strptied tip before the Judge. "YJlTllg man. I assume that this is your tin-rt ex- perLencc ln tilts court," the Jutign

said, sternly Willi that awful yivhat-ltavie-I-done - wining lceliii the lawyer said. “Ycs. s.t‘.' "l

thsught so", Judge Parclla said, frettiully. "Before we prcceed, get your hat and coat and put tltetn where you can watch thctn.” - The New Yorker.

Columnists. like most people. have famlkcs. Uttlitte tnrst. pfxtllll‘, columnists ottcn parade tlicu" close relatives before their tnuutzc, to make a point or fill a stick. Constant. readers know about the mothers of Hugh Jolttmti and H-Py- wood Brcun, about Dorothy Tltotnpsotrs suit and Eleanor Roosevelt's ltusbatid. Last week

Westbrook Pegler liad a good story t? tell about hi; father. Speaking o gate crashing, Pegler told now his father once got into a meeting where examiners were going over title papers of an ﬂD~'C0ll.'fl‘. t; bank president in Chicago "He Just walked tn, lmd Its stek and glLVf-i on Lhe board table and said, ‘Well, let up proceed to business, gietitle- men’, and somehow the xaitttncrs thought he wits the bankers law'- yer and the lawyers tlitnurlif he was an examiner until lii- got up to catch an edition. Scnt-eotte Lltcn inked him. ‘And whom do you represent?’ "Hearst on caizo

Ameriicatt.‘ my 01:1 man .. d, and bcwsd out." Arttntr Pcgl‘. ‘s san

West-brook could tell ntany antith- er story 0t his old man, for the elder Pcgler ls a living tixaintre ot

the old-tame ncwspniperman, -

Tlme, New York

War‘! pltich Is fnrclng what recm pretty trifling ccnttontrcs upon people in Ettrotw. Uﬁlflftllfv’ saves a little ctotlt by lmltntg men's trousers to one 111p packet. England a little wccd by decree-

cent but by $123. (It-txtrtiiicitl

A Sorry Defense

llon Ian Mackenzie States Ilis Oase

t Pfte Fmancial- Post.)

Last week Hon. Ian Mackenzie, fottnet" Minister c-f Deletice and new Minister of Health and Pen-

muLon tn Imblzc lite for some Line, |é.Cll$ in the K111; Government. dc-

Lvered what. purported t0 be Bl de- lCll5e of his administration 1n hls c-irtt ccntttueucy in Britah Colum- bia. Specifically ne attempted to itpiyi to charges of grass partsan-

‘» nip and ittcc-nzpct-eitcy madeagaznst

The cle- Mackenzfeb

tum by the Fittariciat Post. Pcst pLlbilSlllCS the folio/wing tinted attaltvsis 0t It. _ aILbZs:

Insurance Brukc-rs’ Bomb Contract 111E CHARGE:

‘Flint nn order tor pmcttce bombs was placed with a partnership of tnrcc insurance broker; (Int/er- pt-ovatcial Equipment Company) wlia liad no plant and whose tend-

"HOH-belllllelfllrl" and for the or was “one cent par unit lower skilful and itctslﬁtellt 6110115 0t than the lowest tender summttied Itﬁllllll dllllflﬂtlﬂy‘ t: 5ll‘i‘l" l by u bona flCle manufacturing com-

patty.‘ One of tine brokers was a tcmicr preszdertt of the West Otta-

wa Liberal Association.

MR. MACKENZIES DEFENSE las t'."p0t't-?d)2 "'l‘lie extent of the nnstttlortna- ttuit is revealed when I tell you that the lowest tend-er was lower man the second lcwest bid not by one Officials of the recommended the low-

nials. ‘flius. a nsnneiis- extract cit trader." It (the firm) 118d a frcm the ditches» glands of a flutter)‘ tulty cflU-‘Dlled for work 0f ¥l13€~p or cow l s the Stllllc (flea: that type. 1n: recommendation when adinanstisred to a lntman be- “F115 51811941 by U10. Acttnﬂ M31159?!‘- lng as the horntrttgq ClEV30jJ€d by

tlure same glands lll t. h man COATMENTI

‘This t. a typxrttl example of Mr. .\il.ii-keiiv.;c's tcrtttritig of the facts. ‘lite trtttlt is that txnd-sirs lQl‘ 12,300 minus were called ON A UNIT BASIS and were so tepcrtea to me Licrczatmc-ttt. Inteiprctnneal Lquip- in it Ucnrpnny tzttdered at $2.64. ‘I'm.- lowest tender of a bcna flde prcducet‘ was $2.65_ The dlfferettce betwu-n tlte two tcitders, multiplied by 12300, ls $123.

The battzitis were tnadc in a Mott- treztl plant owned by Etiglneerutg Prcdtti-ts 0f Canada, Ltd. Inter- ])l'C\'llll‘.al Equipmcttt Ccinpatiy had no plant. and futictxoned simply as a iniddtcmait cr rtgcnt. The acting ntlntstci" ~l lmiplttitetited tor- mally the drc lcn of a department for the admin; raticit of which Mr. Mackenzie was PESPOIZSLIJIY‘.

THE CHARGE STANDS UN- CtiALLIiiNG-UD

'l‘ltt:f. llfnntrrzl Building LOBSB

THE CHAR-GE:

A Montreal building wlrclt the (‘\\'l‘.-2l' lllltl bought for 562.500 was 1r: l by the l)- nse Department 1.tt._\ tiiiire than t 0 mcntlis later '. l‘ us: by tn.“ Sena] Csrps at the m. cl $137,000 for a tin-year ictl.

MR. MACKLNZIELS DEFENCE: "The lFnIlFIlCZlGFl was not, curried out by the bcpartnicnt of Nu- t a1 L7Cl‘.‘l‘$‘(‘ at all. It was car- ctit by the Ptlbllt: Wotks De- ... titcnt "

i‘ COMBTWNT‘:

Tia building was leased through Pt.f;1.c WOfKs L-cparttttent fcr

t i,- ny the Urlenc Department, the tart being t-spnrted ln Mac- uiiiit‘; Magaznc, Nzv. l5. 1939_ Mr. Mack-c '."" sol-e defense ls that.

i. m tcr of the G-overn- int-til 0t \\lt.eh lie ls a member .\' culd talc." the blame. He has

iistlmig whatever to say in defense at the tratisactioti itself.

(lusts-plus Aircraft Contract:

THE CHARGE:

The Department let slx coil-plus aircraft cotttrstcts which provided no "ceillzig" to CCSls and no limit. to aggregate profits cit llroductzon of 611 planes cl thtce types ‘These (ontrticts W111 cost the coun- try more t-han $4.300,00l»....'l‘.hey provided for payment cl 100/, prrttt not only cn dfrcct. costs, but on such items as executive salar- ies, tritvelllttg expenses. municipal taxes, dcprcctatzoit, legal teen... flirt".- of tlte contracts even pro- vlcletl for the payment of 10% prompt on interest on bank leans paid by the Government.

MR. MACKENZIES DEFENSE:

“Only tlirce types of aircraft were placed under cost-plus con- tracts....'l‘ltc reason why we had to buy three types on the cost-plus basis yvas that tzhere was Insuf- ficient data upon which either the cotttrnctor or the Department could cstztnate tlie Clllllldlﬂn production costs Ill advaroc."

COMMENT:

The Mint-star offers no defense of the terms uif the contracts and pleads tieccsstty.... But-me Brit- ish Govc-rtintettt In ordering planes lll Canada was cottfronted by the identical conditions wnten faced Mr. Mackenzie and not one British Government planq order has been placed tn Canada. on a nO-“celllnﬂ cost-plus basis.

Propellerlcrss Airplanes

THE CHARGE:

Completed units of oerttrn atr- craft. delivered to the Al: Farce tn Oats er, some istx weeks after the outbreak of war, cnttld not be used bet-nine the Defense Dtigartment. and neglected to provide a suf- Zlclcnt number of propellers.

MR, MACKENZIES DEFENSE: No defense reported.

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kidney" Ami; Rob Your Best

mg that British broom hwndtst front now on must. be square. In this country a iirclrn-cr of

aeronautical engtne-entig at Mchl-i gan University caculatrs that his stat-P's new auto ltcctre p'at:'s. 3’) percent larger than the old ones. wlll add nearly $1,000,000 to MhClll- gun motorists’ gasoline bzll; :n 1M0. Even tihe old plat-ts. he sttyy. increased the air resistance of the average car encttizli to burn up $2.50 worth cf ftPfl tn a yenr. Wthcut wrattttig for- ivar. llllliffl can xetuus might save a 5.2m of

Many eoplo nnu lull l0 pl I poll night’: lent. They tum and Ion-Ila nub nml count sheep. Often tho blunl It on "nerves" when it my In I l: lithe l. Healthy kidneys ﬁller poinolu from I

blood. If they are hully and hil, poisons my in the system and nluplcunou, hud- nclie, luchclie often follow. ll bu’! sleep wall, try Dorld’: Klthoy “wit! It I a century Ila Iuorilo "molly. to;

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COMMENT;

‘THE CHARGE STANDS UNCHALLENGBD House of Commons Grnssly Mlslnformed

I'l-_1E CHARGE:

Copies of the cost plus aircraft contracts tabled by the Mittstsr of Oerense tn the House of Commons chewed mat. payment was to be made on the basis of 75% of the cost. and profits per month. Actually. Pay- ments were made on the basis of 000/. per month. The House of Commons was thus "grossly misin- fonned on a matter involving me expenditure of Illldllfllls of public money". ~

MR MACKENZIES DEFENSE: yThe Minister replzcn that 1t was found desirable in the pubhc In- t/enest to nineticl me contracts. fne amislpdtnents were numntted to the Governcr-ln-Couticll fcr ap- proval and were properly effected m every way.

COMMENT:-

Mr. Mackenzie now cmtflrnts the built of The Pcsvs assertlon. Pay- ment WAS ntade on the basis of 90 per cent, the contracts belng so amended. BUT MR, MACKENZIE DID NOT SO ADVISE THE HOUSE OF‘ COMMONS. The House first learned of the actual tnonth-by-itiontli basis on whlclt some four or five mflioti dollars was being spent when the facts were published ln The Post.

CHARGE STANDS UN-

Rate of Plane Deliveries

THE CHARGE:

At Vancouver on May 26, 1939. Mr. Mackenzle In an address, to the Canadlan Manufactures’ As- sociation. said: "The Alr Force ls being augmented wltli new planes produced by Canadian factories at the rate of eight or ten a month.”

During the month in which the Minister made tlils staleirteitt. actual dieliverles were two,- tlie rate for t':t= six mouths. Janus/y to J1me. 1939. was 1 1-2 per month.

MR. MACKENZIES DEFENCE: No defence reported. COMMENT:

'I‘lte charge stands unchallenged.

Flfty Per Cent Profit In Seven Months

THE CHARGE:

Tne Department. bought a build. In: ln Montreal from Maurice Sltulman for $18,000 seven mmtths after the latter had acquired 1t. for $12,000—a profit. for Mr. Sliulman 0f 5O per cent In seven months.

MR. MACKENZIES DEFENSE:

There were previous negotlatlons with the original owner for a lease Wllll an option to buy at $25,000 . . . The pt-o-yrerty- was us- scssed at $43,000 _'I‘he pur- clinse was ieconimeiided t0 the Gorernor-in-Council by an nctlttg mlnlstcr.

COMMENT:

When the property llSlPd at $12000. made no effort

was publicly the Detmrtmetit. to secure ft. despite the fact that seven months litter II» was wlllltiq to prtv $18,000 , _ The acting minister (Mr Rogers) inrrely accepted the recommenda- tion of a department for which Mr. Mackenzie was responsible.

The fnets cited by the Pas; re- maln undisputed.

Those West Coast Cotttrntits

THE CHARGE:

Included In l6 west coast con- structtrn contracts awarded to three firms WEI‘? five cost-nlus coit- tarrls. value at least $1 000.000. a- warded tvlthout comnetltlon. "Dou- ble" and "trlnle" rlallv machinery rentals were charged on certain M there contracts at a rate which would’ pav for the mtichlnerv out- rlqht. tn ftve oi- six months. Central ffiztire In one c-f these cnmpnnles was the late General J. W. S‘ew- art, an lnflmnfe personal frletid of Mr. Mackenzie. Central fivure In another was Brlgadlcr W. W. Fos- te". Vancouver pollce chlef. sub- sequently atpolnted to a key post tn the Defence Department.

tvr .. MACKENZYEB DEFENSE: Fbrt-y-four contracts were carried

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Regarding General Stewart: "I beseech them all that these noble ashes test ln peace.‘ I H

Regarding Brigadier Poser; It is not necessary to emphasize the absurdity of this charge in view of the known imlitical rccertl of Brigadier Foster "

COMMENT:

The Post. said these tltzee firms got 16 contracts, which Mr. Matt:- kenzie does not deny; that. five were cost-plus, which Mr. Mitc- kenzle does not dim’; that Bmfblt‘ ant machlnery rentals were pald, which Mr. Mackenzie does not deny. So far ns favoritism is concerned. The Post. charged PERONAL as well as polttcitl favoritism. 'I'he cltazges stand unrefuted.

Another Friend THE CHARGE:

w, G, Mackenzie. Intimate per- sonal friend of Mr. Macketizle. as owner of Brltlsh Columbia. Bridge and Dredging Company. Secured R $41,250 contract front the Defence Department on tender-but ditty one tender ls shown on the die. that, of Mr. W. G. Mackenzies company. Tltls lndlcntcs that this coittract was awarded to st personal friend of the Minister without compctitlon.

MR. MACKENZIEYS DEFENCE

No defense reported. COMMENT:

The charge stand unchallenged.

That Officers‘ Mess

THE CHARGE:

The Department exproprinted a highly developed private estate for use RS an officers’ mess at a cost- of $94,440 when undeveoped land owned by the Department. “\3 available The property was assess- ed at $49150 and 1t was oyvtied by the wife of i; prominent Vancouver citizen asoclated with a smut? known to be “cl0se" to Mr. Mac- kenzle.

MR, MACKENZIES DEFENSE:

The purchase was recommended bv staff officers "The acqttlsltlon of tltls property was definitely In the nttbllc interest and has en- abled the Department to posssss addltlonal assets which are Indis- pensable to the operatlcit of the Jerlcho alr statloti "

COMMENT‘

Included In these indispensable assets were such tnllltaiy para- phernalia as a flslt pond, a man- ure plti. ornamental slates. izreen- houses. garden walls. chicken house. decorative shnibs and a. non-skid

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