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"Notes by the Way'

i The return of the Baldwin candl- dats for Soariiorouh-Whitby by-ei- ectlon last week is another victory for protection and i:\.tra-Empire trade preferences. The Conservative majority of over 2,000 was obtained

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FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1931

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1 4::

5 Signifieenny gum; \ctuuu-iiaus, in the credit uno future

Our contemporary 'has no explan- that very heavy particl

the coming provincial elections. That companies and other large corpora- ls to say, it has no explanation that tions, and that the over-subscription would look well in print. Nominees may Flin 11150 WYY lar8° n8ures. Mr are naturally hesitant in coming for- Benllfii- 13 °°“nd9U¢ °f b€1Ii8 8519 ¢°

the whole billion-dollar indebt-

by this conversion scheme

h this and one or more suc-

ward in defense of a forlom cause. retire and it is hard work pumping up en- €<ii'i€~‘lS

thusiasm for a Government that has f achieved an unenviable record for 0

-broken promises and extravagant ex-I S

penditui-es. A150, the 1-tint given by move from the national picture an the Liber-el organ thu; epeelrere et obligation which has to be met in the conventions "wlll carefully refrain l10t !‘0m0ifB filtiirt. and Which 80¢~S 9-S from saying anything that may give H d-H18

the impression that they are down- |0118

hearted, no matter how they feel," is scarcely' calculated to allay the

suspicion that the Government andtcf rn

its press is looking forward with HIGH

anything but confidence fp the ep- practically completed. His motto is proachlng contest. 7-0 d0

While, on the one hand, Conserv- what he is going to do. Before there

atlve candidates are being nominat- WHS 811 °

cd throughout the Province at meet- tl

ings unprecedented for attendance 0! th

and enthusiasm, the Lea Govern-, 12

ment, on the other, “with its ear to the

the ground and its sails spread to 59% UP 8- fill'-reilching liliiiiiiiiiii’ 0F8- eatch the paging br-eeze"._.t0 quote anization. A reference to the con»

the classic expression of a. speaker version, made only a few days ago ln the Legislature~remains inactive. 111 Eenefill i°!'i'i'iS» 8»1°0U-Sed B healthy as if spelibound. No “breeze” from Sen-it

my quarter favorable to a safe voy- The age! Nothing but dull rumblings and stiltc the threat of storm! It is not mohs

surprising, in the circumstances, before the public and existing bond-

holder

time in rchushing federal poutrcui columns cf the press throughout the mues in the Legislature and had country are now culled into ploy:

that Liberal members spent so much

so little to say about their own elec- ei

tion platform of 1927. what was been

there to say, except that the Prov- Dom

ince had gone behind over three- being milde Rvilililblev Mid the quarters of a million dollars since whole transaction is expected to be they took office, that the Prchihi- completed within two weeks.

tion Act has been made "work-

able" by the introduction of a Tick- work will be. realized when it is rec- et of Leave Act, that our progress Oznii'-td th-St h¢ had P€i'S0liiii15' SUP- towards subsidy claims adjustment erin

has been nil since the Stewart Gov- h

ernment went out of power, and that time. he has been preparing his bud- :more and bigger borrowings will have get

to be made to finance the expend. which naturally falls to half a dozen itures for the coming year? _ of

im through illness. As the months pass

Bennett’s Initiative ‘ by

ber

Upon the initiative of the Prime W

Minister, Canada is now making a office a man of such dynamic energy fresh demonstration of its aggregate hid

financial strength. It is characteris- tic of the Rt. I-lon. R.. B. Bennett

that he should have inaugurated this movement now. Only is man of his special training in national and

intemational finance would have of

banquet Premier Lea next week has

launched such a project in a time of

depression. There are reasons for bee

ier would prefer making a less spec-

' tacular exit from office than by a

thinking that some people tried to dissuade him from the project as im-

practicable ct this time. B"

The Prime Minister has more than

one purpose in view. In the first af

place, says the 'Doronto Mail and~C

mnplte' he wish” "° anucimie by implement industry in 1929 were lo- instalments the maturity of more ca

than a. billion dollars of Govemment Manitoba; 4 in Alberta’ and one bonds falling due in 1931. 1932, 1933 each in prince Edward Island and Ind 1934. In the second place. he is s”n¢ch,.wm_

endesvorlng to substitute four-a.nd-

a-hai! percent bonds, for five and five The report of the Board of Rail-

and-a-half- percent bonds thus saving

the treasury a great deal of money Febmary states that in seven of the

in future years. Those who convert 24 accidents at crossings, automo-

their present holdings into the new biles were driven into the sides of long-term four-and-a.-half per cent. trains, _sg e majority of the eeet. issue will receive the old rate of in- dents occurred in daylight, it would lerest until the dates of maturity cf seem that there are still some motor- theold bonds and the lower rate oi' isis who are extremely reckless or interest thereafter. are possessed of the idea that their

ers are fully equal to encounters th railway trains, despite the steel

late-financial confidence in a period coaches and the increasing size of of depression. Everyone remembersilocomotives.

'ine Prime Minister has s third ch- c |eqt_.jn mind, and that is to rtimu- wi

the thrills of Patriotic pride experi- enced by Canadians at the success"

ceedina’ war loans, including the post

wa_'rH'_Victory loan. If the nrst offer of ment; would win more seats in the iz§Q,boo.ooo is fully subscribed or next house than it hsd in the last. oven-subscribed, the buoyant influ~ and professed to feel regret over the

prospect of a weakened Opposition.

tn” on national sentiment should bs arcfound. It will demonstrate anew A \h¢”fli¢h Of Ol.llldl'l Cfcdlwll WhO, C tolftins instance, are, in the mum, ic

financial operation the Prime Minis-

A month ago Premier Taschereau

-of£~tho mst war loan and of suc- of Quebec gave a press interview in

~ wh.i -

hroug

ceding offers. The operation will ab-

orb no new money, but,it will re-

upon public confidence so

as it remains. '

In preparing for this tremendous

aintalned a characteristic sil-

until the arrangements were

things instead of talking about

y public leak as to his inten

he had secured the co-operation

e most powerful financial organ-

atlons in the country, arranged all

details of the conversion, and

Oli,

of mystery and expectation. Prime Ministers explanatory

ment in the House of Com-

now places ‘the main facts

s. The news and advertising

t million subscription forms have

distributed to every part of the inion; interim certificates arc

Mr. Bennett‘s immense capacity for

tended the preparations for this

uge transaction, Awhile, at the same

and taking on a lot of the work

his colleagues more or less absent

it dawns upon an increasing num- of Canadians that they made a

ise choice when they retumed to

initiative,

Editorial Notes -

It ls understood that the intention

members of the Liberal party to

n abandoned. Perhaps the Prem-

=lteshazzar feast.

According to the Dominion Bureau Statistics, 39 of the 62 firms in

anadc engaged in the agricultural

ted in Ontario; 12 in Quebec; 5 in

y Commissioners on casualties in

ch he claimed that his Govern

few days ago following a lengthy blnet meeting, he made the lacon-

we are to inaugurate st plan of un- may

the federal treasury the public sup- port that is required. The provinces moth

the burden and, if some of them en- re

did not, the fonner would inevitably mpc have burdens thrust upon them that head would be quite unfair. Obstacles to

the moving of labor from one part of eyes, the country to the other would be As created which could not be in the abou national interests. - teeth

much on its hands. There is Com- Wm.

sire complete sectional independence, tal there is always the Carlist shadow. the

ance of the conjunction of church tist and state. One ol’ the great mistakes surg made by the republican Cortes of ln

church and state, and if the new ine

action Alfonso will, as likely as not, 3°” be called back and begged to reoc- _ It cupy the throne. ‘en

While others are worrying about X

says nn American Exchange, under- by

takers look forward to the balance of

this year with optimism. Report rec-_ ently released by the Institute for]

Mortuary Research shows that there -~ were 417,611 deaths in the United; `

States in the first quarter, an increasei

of 51,236 or eight per cent. over t`.re5 I wa? first quarter of last year, The rc-I ` “ mm; port also points out that closely set-I » tied industrial regions are flow spend-l ALL THATS PAST

ing more on funerals than a ycari *- asm Very old are the woods;

And the buds that break

Tha

,President Ibanez of Chile, is an- out °f the bnarvs mughs' nouncing to the world his policies' when March winds Wake’

I _i

_ fir.

says that payment of the cxtemai S°0l‘;1’dn:1:_:8;h;:°z;auty Me”

Through what wild centuries

Roves back the rose

debt and the interest thereon is a financial obligation of prime import ance, and that it is the Govern

ment‘s intention to live up to the V confidence placed in Chile by for-

eign capitalists. Evidently Ibancz is W proud of his country‘s good name

and wishes other nations to knowit that honesty is to be his guiding

star.

ery old are the brooks; And the riiis that rise lierc snow sleeps cold berxath The azure skies ig .-'iicli ar .‘:i._=‘.ci'y Ci come and gone,

t every drop is as wise

As Solomon.

The Rev. Dr. T. S. Mcwiiliams, of

Icleveiand, and formerly of Mon- ve,-y old are we men;

treal, recently returned from an ex- tensive tour of Russia, and he gave before the Canadian Club in Mon-

treal an illuminating account of the‘ We wake and whisper awhile, economic development that is going But, thc day gone by,

on under Soviet rule which, by ruth- Silence and sleep like fields

Of amaranth lie.

Our dreams are tales Told in dim Eden By Eve‘s nightingales;

less methods, has got complete con- trol over the inhabitants of the country, He described activities in these new factory towns and'told of the excitement that is stirred when- evcr new machinery arrives. Work- ers may be subjected to strict and even severe discipline. but evidently there is no lack of artisan cagemess to achieve the ambitions of the :nil- ers. Current reports from Russia bear out the authenticity of Dr. Mc- Williams' word-picture.

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porters: "No elections." Mr. Teacher- eau seems singularly disinclined to start the process of sweeping ther

statement to the Mwvlliper xc-‘

Province.

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we would today have little sympathy. n

was it -time when Undef Ordi-lliiry has been reached in the general pro- . ._ conditions a laboring man was for- °f trying to save teeth for chewing gress of the nation. It is difficult ur Zggiiiauglnigpoggng' :nheiuschedi __-'.':"."-,’. tunate if he ate meat once rt week. g;rlp‘;;"’;;°";:db°u;’;'"$;’t;€ T23 within brief compass to explain how 393” collects omyathe name add(:;; f'

There has been too much harping h th t Ithls function is fulfilled. Fundamen- and class M each-. this is for me

on how things used to be better. have always ad_"he idea a as noftally. the lmlJ0i‘tBnce of the Census ' t det u d in _/ri

‘artificial tooth could be as ood as U-5° Of B Silbseililefi B 0 <iU11'Y _ .-_ ' _.3

They never were` the patients own tooth, therfafore it mnges upon its anlysls at the human which Wm be °°“d“°t°d thmgh °°"' A7' s "

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‘ _ should be saved at all costs. §;m°,`:he°;e:;‘;‘ ??;°;e;;;tha°n§3";] nespondence by the Bureau, and /-53,2, 1

An Edmonton Exchange says: "If And "me °”° has “ld "a P"‘“_‘""‘ are the bassic asset of every state gzhlsgwwxaltgtfszlvzrincotniidit-hbie reg: lf/ I-'il ~

di f in h - 9 °9 ~: 5-r.~‘ _ 1"

tractecl ebutf0lil;’llh:1‘eve€' dit: fi-‘t):ont1hh:f{~ The" numbers' sex’ age’ occupaum' of distribution. Thegrecord of the' ‘3'Ir”-‘ Ttusty as an old --

°"‘i"°y'“"““ “‘s“’““°° it Wm mv” . ’i“”“1 °"K’“~ 1”‘¥““F°» °"“°‘"‘°“~ hrinrr and or dest-rnutes is' tc recur ' 53 " 'i ° ' °

to be dominion~wide and derive from mg it mied' etc. etc. are facts in themselves of _ -"1-

Thus with the idea of saving the ’ ' . tate the work of educational and ,'75 _

_ the greatest moment. They consti- othe I ut no f th I t `

and having no accidents from tube moreover me background a Th F "5 '£1 U5 °\' 959 ¢i\-S525-;

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are in no position to assume any of ;')‘f’r“;§;Tg it' this t°°th was au°wed gainst which almost all other be inpuger;sgniniréheniigxfigniaywag ’

' “cts must be Pmjected if means of the *Po ulation h

dill _

tered into the scheme while others what happened? ‘the latter are to have real ro ,_ but it is in d 5° 9 e

Many of these recruits began to significance The Wen being or P pe ~ en ed that 8

varmus fwms °r amnents” the state -'physical moral economic special inquiry Shan he handled db °°h°s' were easily fauned' -(including such varied phrases as rect from the Bureau with the heads

pains in muscles and joints, failing birth and death ra'te5_ education, °f i"5m““°"5 in Ord" that 110i D191'

_les are now taken in the same year Ce

Ier; so that when the results are com- 3;!

plcted we shall have a large and act

~nnd within e few weeks of each oth-

harmonious body cf data at com- 5

relations of the domlnlons inter se in but also of the place of the Empire

As a result- of the work of the In-

ternational Institute of Agriculture, which has been investigating the re- quirements of a Census of Agricul- ture and the means by which it may

for agriculture e body of data which W can be compared with those of other pi countries. si

As already remarked, the primary P

tion and description of every man. hu woman and child in Canada.-Good H businem dictates that when so large B an organization as this requires has of once been created, it should be put

to every available purpose. In other ics words, the "overhead" must cam its

maximum. The Census therefore °

people‘s institutions and affairs, in-‘lin eofar as the latter can be properly th

tively with (I) Population, (2) A811-

eic. in towns. (4) Merchandising and 3° service Establishments ts) nriuanessjhis

gical, child-caring, homes for adults, Wh hospitals, aantoria, dlspensaries, Iii

be impossible here. The popuiationudh

,than a means of musiering men for have bee

mand for the study not only of the C?

as a whole among the nations of the ig world.

The recent dlscov th t

be made uniform in as far as possible the new members gy theauoix 3

for all countries, we will now have Commons Thomas Reid of New

Des suggests the remark that be. des skill in politics there is in

task of the Census is the enumera~ ,Sr ment and in the senate much

en. perhaps a colonel .John uchan, but there are literary men

untry in the Green Chamber and

Ppcsition, Mr. Mackenzie King is

should deal not only with me people author of several books. He himself themselves, but directly with the W” “'““‘°°~ by the WW- by the 1°-

rark of Professor Stephen Leaeoqk at when the future leader of the

brought within its scopc. L“’°"" Pm? “med ii’°m Poetry to

The mmm s,,|,,¢|,||”_ `P0litics Canada _lost an able man of

The schedules used in the census‘1°“°" 1" “tum for I very ordinary are .six in number dealing respec- man °f “fairi-

Mr. Bennett, it appears , has not

culture, <a> Live stock. fruit grow-ing,;b°=n so l>i'°iiiio in e literary way-

and Deaf-Mutism, and (6) Institu-i_W°l lil fditbrill he wrote one week tions tpensi, rnentsi and neuroio-_fur I New Brunswick newspaper

clincs, day nurseries). Merely to state most illustrious figure in - this de- the questions asked on these would Dlrtment of life' is senator Thomas

schedule carries some forty oolumns,,nut.hor of s biography of George recording for each person the name, Brown. Rodolphe Lemieux har

~ The Coming Census conjugal condition, birthplace. citiz-I ' enship

owed. md mu 0, me gnu” language, religion, education, occup-.

- _ _ _ ation, unemployment etc. etc., in all'

(Continued) necessary details. To meet the press-I

With the census of ancient times |n¢ demand for megs regarding the'

of °

nationality, racial origin.

umber of unemployed and the rea '

0l`8iD°1lY lhb C9115"-9 W” 11° "We sons therefore, a. number of questions

'and olislrchies to tax th°lr subieci-S oovernmcnt authorities aus reading

united support of th.e"official Liber- conception that it is now expressly

nr-:N'rrs'raY rs A naranrmarvr tion win be or first importance in

H1 and I-31701' Parties. Il' the trend OF MEDICINE forbidden to use census data for any naming the Govcmmem m its

- in an intensive campaign in which Qnurgf li°r¢isn were and of enabling kinss tion with Dominion and Provincial » 1//

the Lloyd George candidate had the .Barw\.MD. so far are we removed from this mmm, orgmlzatlont This imormb ' A , ,

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continues and sufficient by-elections such purposes. H dm I ent and' , i i _

°_"` ox thellnwn gre" mmuuon' It is arg held' the dlssolutmn of parm' When the war broke out one of In cafmda the fundamental les” reiiar‘xoblc?nsune;IIre)i¥ex.I‘ly. The! ‘ _ ,

_ ment may be forced sooner than is the important things' recognized bw raison detre of the Census it to de- Sched' relating to Bnicultme wal -m ' N ' : a Q

ation for the procrastination of its nation in the conversion is already mnkmpmteu in the Liber“]`1’°'b°r headquarters, was thatvaoldiers to ;;mk;e th? reprssentarcnuhlz our B150 iii*-'\\’i\ UD in 0°”-“H510” with f party in nemmmng candidates 3,, mend mm me bang-,_ insurance pam' keep healthy, must have some grind em Pariamen ' As we nown' Dominion and Provincial Agricultural ,.

`th Bitihnthsrni at - \ 'A'

Tl rd cm sh u ing teeth. The requirement was not th; Przviwe ;i'Quebe;l'a°:lxe§ “Tut Departments and other agricultural _ » sq

'° 5° " °° " W” 5 59”' severe; all that was necessary was authorities, and in the light of the; uv

‘°’ ” ““Yi““' "°"° “'°““’ thi” ‘° that the recruit should have one up be' °f sem (””‘ty`”"°) I" th” D°' suggestions made for o W°f1d Cen' blended EUR’ nav A N

hear people talk during the last year pe, and one lower grinding tooth mlnmn H°“5e M c°m'm°"5' The sus 01 agriculture by the Intcmatlon' » I or so that there had never been which met one another' either Qninumber “signed t° the "her prov' al Institute of Agriculture. It will ‘F h ‘ _ ~ ' hard times before.” As a matter oi’ me ,ight 0,. me left side or |;he|m°e" was ‘° Pro rata' with an ap elicit a wc'\‘th of information on ' f.. nm the garden., u` 1'" .1

fact there have been business de- mouth ~ Irangemem that me mst readjusb such features as farm, acreages, land _____ _

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pressions the past in which peo- And ye; this requirement could llieat shoplihtaké £11106 $1111 12;? °°’:é values, buildings, implements, crops, _"' ';' ` _ == :.5

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to an awakened civic consciousness. A little later dental plates were £212; Zirey Cssgjiquintthugeciigf poultry, animal products, forest pro- y ,_. There have been famines due to lack allowed and many more men were primmfuy to enable B redistribution ducts. iilild tenure. ii'i`18iiii0li. di'i1in° » s;".- ._-,, of transportation and tra/_ling facil- thus qualified to go overseas. Andlibw to be passed by Paruamenb age. cooperative marketing, farm Q 5-._, :5;\`\`§~.- ___ ities in which thousands urea ci stur-_ the importance of digestion to health' But the Census has ,M wer' uw m°f¢=2°S» ew-» fic- The S°h°d“i° °“ ._ , ,g,-:gr-.»if _ r “mon mcppt in 5 few remote parts ` of having grinding teeth must be th to fi el' cto al re resentation animals' etc' In towns is supplemen l ” I

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of the wo,-jd meh tragedies are no recognized. - _ It wnsmuéies' in mot’ plmd" the tally _to the agricultural schedule, C - Z' longer possible- But an" the me" gm mm tram' modern system, nothing less than a there are 0! Connie B' considerable € _` l’ _ r' “ Eve" the "mn and his "muy Wh° Tig gamps and into Muon it w8‘s'§reat periodical stocktaking of the :Tre of “lI‘t(1Tiliiies'url‘;rtitl‘=:limi}tgul;'.;};I _ _-`-

th t t h h » 9 Co ' 1'*-‘E-;T`J » _~`

are unemployed and on relief are abje oun a jus avlng enough teet canadian people, designed to show their products and those of market , Lf- ,-;;¢_-,T¢,~__\__?_,- ,__

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L h I I t to ,_ Th wa.sn`t all that was necessary. In fact . ` »

0 ave a pece o mea ea ere it was soon found that this matter from tfhe widest angle the poiliii that gardens, town orchards, etc., Ere in er ;_,-,

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51"' indlgesmn .and 3° ‘forth transportation facilities, financial dy the numbers of men' women and _ ` . ' "l the X “ly sh°‘”°d "al t’°“bl° conditions, etc.) with its converse cmfdren commmed to such mm' I I I the "°°ts °f me teeth' the in any form, can be apprehended and mt ons may be obtained' but 815° H Q ' m mos, cases' particularly the mtemetgd only through the medium facts regarding the characteristics of _ » _ --r

Urindlns teeth were removed and of papulation statistics Even H the air; i;';‘::”i;lf';:~;‘;‘;i °f WS-xxitmgli

' plates put in. , C t th ‘ on w ll T __

The “W SPM” "°P“""° 1*” although the oentur corps aiu this ufnsbufswen Sr er it wma be ‘“"“Sh the bas’-i f°f I wmnlete lgs. Q.-I

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h any of the facts that are re- fdm. but merely as a check on the 1 uracy of the enumeration. The i

munlsm. there is a tendency to de- medical crops’ nevertheless the den- I with other official data h`owever it 5°° e. an act M a guide to the _ - ---- A

°°'PS was und" me a“th°’iiY °f rounds out the schema of infinnation Provincial Governments and °rgan1° “

5_ te Zatims €U8i\8€d in social and wel

medical corp A little la. r b ht h b h nth _ '-

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“I *““‘°‘°“°" ii’ ‘he '“°“°'°h“’1 f°"“ “lid m°“ih» due i° wer W°\1n<iS» had without the census it is irtcrui truth In c°nn°°"°" with the” S°m"'h“° P " of government and to the mainten-_ to be done, sometimes a skillful dw- to say that legislation and adminls- ;1::,e;a';l axgdusesfchmgi stiries of ln' . A -

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other words it was found that r means of knowingwhethey the mi? mm has been inserted merely fm' the I ¢ _ _

1873 was its attempt to separate dentistry is but a branch of medic-Ityy was on the road to suwess or ;;`at1i;I€a“°"u°f Giiflviiity or because BOIICTS, Culzenders, Trays, .~

and surgery. and owing to the Idisaster. So cosently is this felt that bi Ulrma on would be interesting' A '

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Ghamber now mes to "now cum. great number of ailments cBuScd byicensuses at five year intervals. in- bgsiconsggefauselthmabearmg on Sanltar P Tables fi munism a sop by proposing similar infected teeth. the tW0 l>i'0f¢SSl0nS 'stead oi' ten, are universally advoca- and '(2) tgaggglflixxé; ;°nd1‘:I°:é -1

close together during the war. ted, hi f V911 Y `: - - . . would be Q gmt thing for pat- hemjhjosci ef drawback being the ,,,d,,,,d,m are absolutely confidential) All sizes rn STOVE PIPE, ELBOWS and anything in i is ii they could set their femilvf as the practice of nstioru in re- every empl°y°° °' the °°"“"“ "em

doctor, their family dentist, and thc' gem to cen5us_tak,ng tends more Under Outh and penalty against re

` Vi'-‘lllills any individual it

ray specialist together where any I end more to rmifennim the Census em and

earning their dividend reuuirementsifluestisn of an ailment being causedlaffcrds the inestirnable benefits ot the Bureau of Statistics me" being

the teeth has to be considered. Icomparlson with other countries and Sgrligdlcgry t¢gaisju§ni;n51;esrtsat:n;ent great

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enables our national problems to be Th h th r'

-mi studied in their general m ' my Ong e na-me of “Ch PGTSOII I5

I ci H is th tr se ng taken down this is not for the pur-

_lieily is ueofth ntl

lwhich constitut- the Britishcclgrlnpirg of associating me individual . " ' w

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er a census question is penalized, statute.

(To Be Continued) _*__

Literary Politicians (Saturday Night)

is la

estminlster, is adept on the bag- dc

ent of one sort or another. We ve no Winston Churchill, 'not

some distinction ln their own

the Red. The leader of the

himself observed recently that only contribution to ioumalism

en the editor was away fishing. the Red Chamber perhaps the

avail. but John Lewis is the

family, kind of dwelling, age, sex, written several books and George E.

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|FoE pamphlets. There are more news-

for-matron, though refusal to anmypapermen than authors in the

Commons, but Georges Bouchard has l several books to his credit. "Charlie"

ell, of Hamilton, has written

several plays, including the famous "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath". Jean Francois Pouliot, one of the humor-

ts of the House, is an author of w books. Dr. Manton, Minister of

Railways, wrote a capital war book, “A

Surgeon in Arms". Of the in- pendents in the south-east comer, S. Woodsworth has written several

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