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‘The Strongest Memory i: Weaker Than the Weakest Ink.‘ '

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. 1M6

Those Food -$ubsidies

Talk of subsidies, says the Ottawa Journal, and the average Canadian looks blank; tell him that the Government has been spending %me- thing like $125,000,000 yearly to give this country cheap food and he may remark that it is a lot of money and wonder where it all went; suggest they be discontinued, and he most likely will ask what difference that can possibly make to him. The truth is that while lubsidies have played a. major role in Canadian economy during the past six years few other major Government expenditures are so little understood by the people. Yet they were about the only Government spending which touched lircctly the family pocketbook.

' The future of all subsidies, and they were 00th direct and hidden, is about the most con- iroversial agricultural problem bcfore the Gov- ernment today, or likely to be brought up in Parliament this session. It is known there is considerable difference of opinion as to what ihould be done.

Subsidies have been a major item of price control policy during the war years. They were employed in several ways, but the net result has been to control and keep level food prices on the domestic market, and encourage produc- tion sufficient to irieebdomestic needs and pro- vide surpluses for export. There were such dir- ect subsidies as the two cents a quart on milk and eight cents a pound on butter, and indirect oneslike the payments to ifrmers on milk pro- duction, freight assistance on feed grains, a5‘ sistance to Prairie farmers, subsidies on wheat used for domestic milling which reduced the p'rice of bread, subsidies on canned goods and

" on sugar/ beets, quality premiums on hogs iind cheese, import subsidies such as those on oranges fora time, and many others. The whole story of lubiidievs has never been told; the total oost can only be estimated but was likely as much [,5 $150,000,000 in I944, somewhat less suitc-

Therc are those who contend that if ever we are to get rid of this huge cost to the treas- ury this is the time to do it, while purchasing power remains relatively high and people can afford to pay somewhat more for“ food.‘ _lt would be almost impossible, and political suicide for any pgfty in power, to drop most of these gubsidies should the general level of earnirlﬁi decline. Labor troubles, demands for higher 133:1! and possibly strikes, would be almostjiiwll‘ :ble, for the cost of living would certainly go

up.

Farmers, notes the ]ou'rnal,_ are 0f _t}V0 minds on the matter. In the mam they dislike the idea of being a subsidized class withiii tliﬁ Canadian economy but can sec no chance of reducingtheir prices while mﬂﬂlllllilua¢f1

i they must purchase. and wages of t eIr t help, continue tn rise. Some are arguing if food subsidies should be ii Wfmaﬂﬂll 9°11” ° Canada, in the interests of health and 20°‘: nutrition. Other groups a" 5111151119 pressurd to have all food subsidies (b00094 35 11115°1111H peacetime economy. Thcv would filloylv ma“ prices to find their owii lWQl- l“ Tm“ 1c

‘production trends. In view of our contra?!“ lo

_ship food abroad. at contract _pI'1¢_¢5 "If aha:

i advance. there are obvious obiclclillziii; gm‘). latter view. Some farm groups ﬁn “:10 Mt" sidies with tariffs. contendmi! til f‘! tare" perform thesame function for manu aft t1“; as do subsidies for farmers. Thev I855‘; sub

y Canadian mdustrv has fwayﬁ "w"

. ‘idigs in the form of tariffs.

B. C. Potato’ Decline

_ British Columbia used t0 IU°W 3.1m P1 potatoes, but that was before it "organized its potato industry tinder a system of centralized ‘_ _. mil-kc: control. The Vancouver Sim point! 0'1! "i ﬂiatbcfore. the war 10.000 acres of minim were grown in the Fraser Villﬁy- laflfdl‘ l1’ ﬂipply the‘ Vanconvcr- market. Last Y"? °"1Y 6,5“ "gcrc; of potatoes were planted. At this rite of decline, the’ Sun calculates, no potatoes 4 will be _gi'0wn in the, Fraser Vbllq’ ll ill P7 Today there Ira/potato, famine m '87!!-

Cqluinbia Some 40o cars of Amerlan pota- ‘ poor iirmll Y » . The:

' w, mart-s.- iaiported and they m of unsw- " IIeiI ‘ it» wow. in: mo» m mkhw,

ifuI lest they raise more than-could be sold."

The Coast Vegetable Marketing Board, hich administers the potatdvindustry, replies

pests and disease have. induced the potlt0 yield. but the fact remains ﬁnder controlled ruarkctiiig the potato acreage has steadily ﬂmmk and the potato shortage has continually deepened. ' "

‘ i O i-EDI lURlAL N0115- Tlie North Wcst Rebellion broke out this date I885, when a numbtr of recruits from the Prince Edward Island Militia volunteered for service. " ‘ U J ' I ' No more stirring appeal to the Federal Government at Ottawa on our behalf has c cr been made than that on Monday by Mr. c- Liire. We feel sure that every one irrespective 0f Daily. will feel convinced we have the right man in the right place in Parliament. l U U

The best, in both mind and breed, usually finds its way to U. S. A. The latest is the famous Shorthorn bull, Pittodrie Upright, which was sold in Aberdeen, Scotland, for the record price of 14.500 guineas ($57,715). It has just been shipped from Glasgow to its new owner in Missouri.

‘i!!!

We are getting somewhere, somehow, sometime in the matter of reconstruction and housing accommodation. We have two organ- izations, a Federal and Provincial, in being, and now a City Town Planning one in prospect, all of which is reminiscent of "jam yester- day, jam tomorrow but never jam today" which is what wehave wanted for the past two

years.

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Family allowance payments are being made to children’s aid societies and other welfare or- ganizations for a total of 9,609 children. it was reported in a return tabled in the Commons. The largest number, 5,831, were in Ontario with British Columbia second with 1,303, and Nova Scotia third with 1,107. The maximum pay- ment under the plan is $4 a month for each

child. n- a- m v

It will be a grave mistake if the City Council allow themselves to develop a feputa- tion for pettiness and parish pump poliﬁqg There are great issues at stake, and immense Pfdbleliis to ll solved requiring vision, study and-perseverence, and councillors should m: allow their attention and efforts to be divert- ed by minor matters which ought to be under the control of committees, subject to the super- vision and vigilance of the Mayor. Where a truck should be parked, and when it should be used, surely could be handled satisfactorily by the committee concerned.

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staunch friends of the Navy League, the" departure of His Excellency, the Earl of Athlone and H. R. H. the Princess Alice from Canada recalls many acts of thoughtfulness and brings to light the fact that Her Royal Highness frequently visited the Quebec City Division of the Navy League and recently brought seven pairs of sea-boot stockings which she had knitted herself. included two cartons of knitted goods and all the knitting wool that she had on hand when leaving Government House.

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T1115 15 i" "$97M from the eighteenth an- "ual Tbport of the New Brunswick Liquor Control Board: "The Intoxicating Liquor Act was amended at the .1945 session of, the Lggig- lature to restrict the sale of extracts, lotions and other such preparations for use as ‘beverages. The resulting closer supervision of sales of ex- tracts and a stricterenforcement of the provis- ions of the Intoxicating Liquor Act respecting them, together with the order of the Dominion Government restricting the quantities of lemon extract authorized for manufacture and re- ducing theAlcoholic strength of extracts have had a very beneficial effect. It is anticipated that the discontinuance of rationing will re- sult in still greater‘ improvement as well as a reduction in the manufacture and sale of home- brew and of ~bootlcgging activities generally. There have been no indications of any ex- tensive importations of contraband liquor into the Province.” The financial statement of the Board certified by Mr. H. G. Hobcn, Chart- ered Accountant, shows a net profit of $4,- 247,301.75 payable to the Provincial Secretary- Treasurer on gross sales of $1o,9’2o,973.89. In addition to the net profits of $4,247,301.75 pay- able to the Provincial Secretary-Treasurer, $2,- 995,342.15 win paid directly and indirectly to ,the Dominion Government in Customs and Ex- cise Duty and Sales Tax on the purchases of

the _Board.

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made his firlt skeleton disclosure of the activ- ities of a "foreign power" in Canada. the Sov- iet Union turned promptly the full resources of its propaganda agencies against him and‘ this

with in genorou: and ingenious suggestion: nholslfbpmve quite unaxceplioiieblq In Soviet Rimia. Perhap: outlide "Sovigt Russia mu otniliumly linger m! hurry. ‘Some iiifiii-R m "may Wﬁllflﬂiwllolllléf WWI ,.inum~iu1l=n i ' c F Soviet min

In addition, her gift‘

When (says Montraal Cosme) Mr. King "d"

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one child I: In part! luck. With : few ex _

lord; rerun to rentx] or apartment: to co In with :_ child or ehlldren. The ertlilmloullnz tee any: that the" hmII must have two cbIIdr to b: IbIe for a house.

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When your but and ﬂuent‘ cu:- tomer goe: bankrupt through ex- traordinary efforts In the commun- Ity cause If you are : good blnkei you don't drIve hlm out of buslnns unless went hlm to let up I hostile outfIt. You help hlm- to got back to a healthy polltlon .OIIOI. more. A financlally healthy IBi-It- lln economlc wu-fara, rlvei spheres of Inﬂuence, cloud mar- kets, apd Inevitable political con- sequences. If there In one loum. criticism of thI: Joan from tlic olnt of vlew of American work nterest, It would seem to be that the scale I: not llr e enough to insure final auccou. n actual coal. It amount: to what America spent on two weeks of warfare; surely not an excessive amount to ease the economic barriers and expend mul- tlleteral trade, whlch even th. op orients of the loan agree are pr me American Interesu. —l‘rom the Christian BcIence-Monltor.

Mention of “lﬂomdo recall: to those of us old enough, the love- ly music of the say 90's, before two world war: caused such heart- searlng tragedy, before the atomic bomb came along to worry u: when we could take our best girl: rld- ing Into the country In a surrey- yes, a real surrey with frlnge on top, sduys The uncouver ‘cw:- Heral . Who, once seeing “ lore- dora," can forget Its color and It: tunes? We can atlll lee the pert wInka of those pretty QIrIs-“oh tell me, gretty m:Iden"—u they sang In t e famous lextette. What l BB)’ erlod wu the 001! It was a deco e that yioduced JIIDTB fine music the masses could understand than any other, before or since. Perhaps sometimes, we who dIdn't know the wonder of the talkie: and the airplane, but only the nIIvo beauty and. color of the footllght: and the satlsfylng pace of the our-i, rey wlutfully tell ourlelves we were born 80 year: too boon.

An Adelllde (S. A.) lightning ll‘- tIst works at twice the .normn. speed because she paints with ‘hotl- hands at once. She I: Mrs. V. G. D Bchlntler, of Woodvflle Park wh- apart from using crayon: an pen- tCXlIlI-SlelIlCaQllEﬁI‘ hniidt at. ltdhe dmmc

. ll 0 n up: e own She claims to h: u second coulln of Fleld- ' ‘ Montgo y, O servers who watched her work re. centIy were astounded when she Produced a 30 by 34 inch landscape

five minutes. Each hand up- penred to work independently an several sold they had the Impres- sion that two people were at ivni Her hands reach for the palette oi the crayon box with a freedom that startleii. Mrs. Sohlntler can writ. normally wIth one hand and. at the same time, backwards or upside down with the other. She my: doc- tor: have told her that she must have duel nerve: from her Iiands to the brain. - Australian News BulIetIn.

Uplnﬂuﬂmoﬂielutnrbrolr "l". l "f"!!! 0f Drotelt would have arisen at any‘ ruggeatlon to com. peI Canadians to register with u", authorItIe: and carry Identlty cards Such regulatlon: were only 1 Euﬁliem countries accustomed to constant surveillance by the Ilw, N v, however. a Glllup Pol vea : GI Per cont of the citizen: fa- voring retention of the "atom; registration a stem. It I: difficult to understan this striking change ill-HIE fem er of the pep lo, The all? gonlbe conclmlon l’; um t ‘i? l" blwohie l0 accustomed o wartime controls that they ec- cept them with e doclllty th:t l: oilﬂvely iinrminz. n n not llltl ndlun: to accept :0 meekly tIiIg Interference wIth their freedom o: movement, particularly when m, purpose l! 881981]. They were 9n“ e moat Independent o lc" In the world, the moot reﬁllloil: at Official reatrlctlons. Now, we ﬂnq zhfifefcwlllv voila: to nerpeium ell measure of control.‘ lhould aerloully be 15km; ﬂock o

gglrllhnrgentll outlook. We no y».

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. . Q . . ails The Next Sl-GP b th men of today-TM! dmiiot to preach in unabridzed- Wh 1 -' I ‘m dii thialmentgft tiadvny milllch omit. but we must prleﬁclijét. in _ _ u: my Ml‘ mﬁhdhfiiignaiusfé ltjiiotlflcuctlbn, unc ‘cation. vtioqrtgilillqllaieywixiilliehtlh ff we DD» D- unn‘, iervyw) ntoiiement, election, which contain do; m om no howl! workl "" ° m t u‘ tgflrlnlsalve: G819 heyllilittg: out Inuctunipiuetleo?

"What In the nextullep e ° ° I '1" ""- " _ chi»- iw-i W 4:. 2:: lﬁﬁﬁllbiii.'hé‘li‘é“i-'iti "$2.222. The Greek Elect-w“ ‘1“°'l1°n m“ h“ been“! uertlon of tad: use: these berm: n w —-'- I - i 4° “MW” n 1' I ‘I: thg i-Ight that ta es theIr some for runte , ‘Ibo ‘ tion: are l0 b0 1f w‘ umhnund n’ that we hi: meson e must often l of It! hold on the 8 ofbhrch. 1110 “Y- "'1" l“ “' be hi“ mini re- dellred e ect wiuii we mini do l: mum we: doorrsiliei-mtlieuitlttl-iiedgllind gtrutegy of to expllln the realltle: behind on which M!!! 01' Th. 5"‘ m could . - GHQ! 1'1"“ 1‘ m‘ "‘ °“' “fill”. hi: iiiﬁwiiiig iiifkii-‘seiylfily iii: oovemiifem manna-inn: , 1“ can‘ n i‘ He “m? aulvatlon upon the situation In which they to be deterred by WWII" i"! iiigiltiigltliliee vtvlixia ‘iliipovlviigddu: lot and themselves stand. ti“: ldtwPul-Eghl from ‘ determines the bound: o)!‘ ‘gut an; m" when I ‘T; u“ wold tum!” 1%“ dnonmhhmhn bmlwn‘ n u He whoh o rites ot tlon X do not mean merely the N! “'86 5W9! 9° W" iiﬁyaftteliliewilllloiil “£23k; fr: Indeed translation of wordl. What la even ‘Ihmlld in fut be _ we Will!

9 11 ' important Is the tranllatlon 6 Ill-BM“! "ma. an‘

um upon to M. Yet "#111" 111 “m” o eminent umed ~ on Mun: 31311‘ “w” ‘lrenglh “or “°°°§‘“““ul: Estutliieassvoiidsmeiidltngnlii ‘Lisa-E: M?“ 1551i N1"'mb“- ' i 3 W!‘ "W" "1"1°“." m“ “n Eire Our um need to be Int rated but ‘ "W" W l "1- auldmce of 6°“ Holy Sp" d to even the mort elemen religion: m“ a" “"51"” 1'" 119“ . 1°11‘ “in lieoiirlyoiiiiiieiiliifiiiidicihii and conceptions like CM and Ilii Ind °'1 l“ l “N195? 1' u" w‘ o e . - ‘ 6N0! (NV-w Whit m‘ °1“"°“ m“ “° " ‘° fiiictilcfiiii: this; nifffiliiieifiiimfii: “mm- llbe "Ir" " “m” men w be led w mmthI doctrine that there Ia only ions 11" 1115'“ liwmud" 1119' - 19d

M°1'°°"" we "m" ‘wept no: d Doe: the modern world un- K1535“? mwfflmm 1111 u“ Nb’ 1am“? 1“ simple lmltmlneﬁ‘, -1 darn-tend the Immeme I i-tuiice 1m "rm" “d. m‘ lmwltmlvvjhffgnffloiglﬂg {ﬁe {will of believing mm ‘You wo a think ‘onlmw idvdmwo“. m”, m,'1m11tl°1,‘,,'f iiniiia i“:r.s..2:'%:."i.:::::..:: §I.:.".:":.::-r:'is::.'".::i:‘.t: Mqggmuggugw m»- r i. ,,,, muc o ' . .

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In - - “ﬁlm?” 1f!tert°;:v£hi§ha£:l5:; difference inf race and nationality c“ ' rm qwui-u ianriflerltl)’ my 1i qulte ugly; “Qfﬂ ﬁidiiiiiwnimdorcliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiieifii: 111ml ‘WM’? m, grgzfiléméls tcegf: 1,3,.“ ‘he yqugfn wlthutho c oleily relateddhllfa "of “t1,” m- ‘npu w" no“ ter from which we were. least ex- W" W J! "l! "W" l 9 ‘"1 W’ .. . - pectlng It, and In a form so dlf- from xthe doctﬁlino ohith‘: unltyhof “"1" ‘mm m“ expecumons that exist-ed; diidmcouleil. xiii-t cwellelzeerlml-a

we ’:h:Il nt first hlve difficult In recognising It for what It 1:. éow much there I: In the Blblii l W! am "brlniliil 8h people W. i way that they Iuiew not, and lead- ing them In nth: that they have not. known!" nd yet at every 90ml m ml: pilgrimage there Is some- ﬁhln that munds called upon to o, irult a: at every m!“ lﬂ the Ilruelltes’ lourney W!" the wilderness there we: oomethin they were expected to do, thoul God did all the bl! thing . Do Y0" remember how Abraham: servant said: "I being In the way the Lord led mo?" The mm will do in: Iudlng, but we munt be "In the

, i; In: In the way meme d0 I the thin: God wants me to be do- Ing now,. and I think the ques- tIon that ha: been put t0 m9 mennljuit, "What does G0d"WlJlC m: Church t0 be. doui: new‘! Yo“ am glad that the ueltlon ulnod I: only About t o next no , beonule that I: ell that I9 un er our control, or that we are expected to concern ourselves wlth.

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"I do not ink to lee The distant lcene one enough for mo."

Th1 dlfflculty of uuwerln: the uent on Ila: however In rho fact t at there are n numbers»! MR1 ate which the Church should be

n; at the. lame tIme. A man can take only one ltep nt o tlme, end there the metaphor of the step break: down a little, because the Church, through It: oo ruto ac- tlon uid dlvlalon of n e cy, can and ought tn be do n: novel-bl thfng: at the lune tIme. Haw then am I to nelect one from the vu- lou: ur nt IIve: of action now cannon the Church and o most urlent of All?

m goln‘: to be bold. I my thnt In the your: ehnd of u: one‘ com‘ [Ivan flrlt place. You hep: that the Church's ., ." t" m "as"

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a Ined to exm wIthIn a system of polytheldtlc paganism. It l: now long‘ centurle: nlnoe the Int of- fectlve traces of such poganllm disappeared from our Western‘ :0- cIety, :0 that we had elmost for- gotten whet the litmus at Italic really wu. But we have now bed a new object-lunch of It In‘ Nazi Germany which, In ettemptlnz to discord the Ohrlltlan God, at the same time found Itielf dlacardln! the -OhrI:tIan Ideals of the unity and equullty of mankind. Surely then them la u way of Preaching the unIty of God that wIl lead the of our time to understlnd inst what It mean: and just why t Ia Important. I believe there l: and X believe that eve one ‘of the great Obrlltlun do rlnea can be prelented to men In luch I way u: to show how directly they im- Binge ugon the rplrltual sltultlon

whIc even the molt modern men find themaelqen.

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But once again we mult make sum that It I: really the Ohrhtlun doctrines we are presenting. Dur- In: the tut gener tInn our Ohrht- Inn preaching and teaching ha: mnde very great effort: to accom- modate Itself to the modern mind. but It ha: often done :0 In the wrong way. We have been tempted to ltren vary lightly thou aspect: of the Golpol which were not pal:- tublo to our l.- W0 have even tried to lmonu the G0:- per whIch were not pa our contciupornrlel. We v9 tried to Amend the Gospel In a wuyku to render-It more l

o contemporary

In :0 doing we have d ur

whole balance. of the New ‘Belt:- ment rnou: e. But the your: of ci-Inl: throng which we have Illa; convince up that uucb m ahﬂ nil Ohi-Iltlenlty, In cousin: to offind the modem mind ll ' lntemt n. m nil»; Gospel more Intollfglblo, we have robbed It of It: power 1M It: challenge. The, tuk now coupon!- fn: Ohmtlui ovmgollrm I: the

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