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|llI'Kl§BE\'l‘A'l‘l VBS
315-1 ' Morning Maxim - ' K0 the Dublin 'I‘r¢a@\uv in order to nesr 'rar.ar.\lr;N'r :N mg fi we slmll main to amy heights or success lr we but neue me upper- hella balance the budget, but the sulru; ner; or uma
hmltles presented to everyone on the threshold of life. manner in which the Adminiafra- lil-0011 PRESSURE
- _ tion will in the next few months
THURSDAY, FEBBUABYJZ3, 1983. respond to the pressure of ooono- You have learned that you have
mic facts. Annuities, ag already ‘ "high olood pressure" and may be
THE' GLOBEXS' .-i.VSll'ER |l1l‘8e-at items in the revenue of mis I surge-ated. may save the Govern~ ~‘°nS1<l°l‘l\bl.\' \\'°f1‘l@f1 about lt.
[Dominion 0! canada A swwment 1 ment from what la admitted The very ffm that yOu are wor-
Pulmcatloa in na11s.11~<1of the full lm me N,,,,,,,,,, Re,_e,;,,,_ R,_,.,e,, 10,. “wld be the “unpleasant and un- , "fills “Mui li may “Use it to re-
- 1 i 1 ~ ‘ 1; 1 - 1 ll
correspondence with regard
no-called Soviet barzer propo- hns convincingly justified the
taken by the Bc-lin There is still, hour-
ed p1'opag.1n<la oi 11_;s~:v_,rcsciltazlon
for ;:~;1.::c;-li
being carried on
get A further expr on this _=;`;-_'»;:1 fr
Globe, lc.l;l;n; L11.
sons. 1: is l11:ere'=:;:1g, ;;;e:'c-io
0 - ._ .
'::. 11;: 'I
'_ 11:", 11 deicrnliu-
c-ru) :.»;
The Globes ;=;:1:`;c,
elsewhere on t:l.s page, should Inand the sc-rzous
, out renders. L`l1I;»;;»..'~v;-ti in ia
the Bennet: Goverliznelii. li
has nevertheless compelled
1111.02; a
aiit-1:11911
I0 in this instazlcc because it
lzes :he u1;.sc:_1i1uI1n;s :l:.l_i ~ia11gerousl3 nature of the c‘a.'1;,'>a:g1l which is C0
being waged in Lhc ties who have bcfil
lire.
The nature of the
amplified in ycsteruay`s local Libera to
organ. 'l`lla5 organ
gary, stating that
low prepared to without financial
that the Western Livestock Union is in favorable to the plan. Colnnlczlting I
dcrputcll, our 11115 attitude lsl
"at variance with the policy of thc gan
editorlally on this
contelnporrlry says
Bennett Govclulnlc nt."
clsely the klncl of partiauii criticism
which Tile Globe flncls it necessary to denounce. The Bcllllett Go'.'crn-
ment has put no obstzlclc in the
Way of any Canadian illdlvldual or
ilztcrcsts of par- T0
foiled in their i o
endeavor to uae the tzlxgluycrs oi _ $3‘ this country as a c1\'_sp;lu' for pulling lra
their private cllestntlis out, of thegtl
» i
publishes, on its F
This pre-i U
,C5.
farms. and of farmers paying income
’ taxes only six are in New Brunswick
Island.
CARNEGIE GIFTS
_"About four years ago the Car- egie Corporation oi New York
_ _ _ ll
organiza1ion;r.ldlng with Russia ex- nude 3 gif; of 550000000 85 M,
apt with rr garri to
necessary protcciion lan producers. It
portatlcn of foreign
ledit faculties and
$4,000,000 maximum. louse will Agree,"
ldian Government loriously a proposal
Alleged purchasers,
dom to the vendors."
That was the stand taken by the
Dennett Government, and it has
the more rcs-
ponsible Liberal press as well as by
If the Scrkau
lyndicate ia now desirous of going ahead on its own initiative, why all the partisan ballylloo in such news-
Llbcrnl organ?
That is the question which The
is the question of thi.; Province
are asking. It does sccm strange that the local Liberal organ should lhow more cnthuffiasm for a hypo- thetical trade clickcr with insolvent Bovict Russia than it has cvcr
been endorsed by
lho people generally.
papers as the local
Globe asks, and it which the 'people
ihown for the agreements that were negotiated on ous terms h<-tween
other countries oi'
airc.
Canada and thc
the British Em-
INCUME' TAXES
It may not be rgcncrally known
that the 1 '~~ '. from income
was gonsti-.lite one of the
specified articles
that have been embargoed for the
of thc Canari-
tlle Sertzlul syll-
dicate desired to bargillii v.'1'.l1 Rus- sia for the exchange of cattle and oil, all that was required from Ot-
lawa was on understanding that the
ilistlng situation regarding the lm- i Bm “hat B golden obportunity the
‘"1 into Canada I Lea Govemrnent missed "about four
lould not be altered during thc|5.(,a_.5 ago.. when’ as our C°ntem_ period of the tr:111:;;1c:ion. But thutl mmry SWL the Carnegie comom_
-7" n°" ""'h“° '~h°5‘~` g"‘m“m°" tion was bestowlng $600,000 on edu- hunted. They wanted unlimited
a binding guar- Hon, _ _
lnteo by the Canadian Government ll Russian bonds to the amount of
"1 think this up chances of um: kind.
said Premier
Bennett in summing up the situa- tion in Parliament, “that no Can-
would consider
to provide credit
hoilitiu for a. syndicate .oi vendors, nnd at the llama time guarantee the
the Soviet Gov-
ernment, would discharge its_obllg-
such advantage-
1 . ' endowment to the University oi Kings College now at Halifax. Just recently a further gift of $3,- 000.00 was made towards enlarg- ing the splendid library of that University. Prince Edward Island, lhcret'ore, is not the only province in the Maritimes that has been the recipient of the Carnegie gifts."-Patriot, Feb. 22.
Not the only Province, of course.
cation in one Nova Scotia institu-
Fortunately we now have a Min-
ister of Education who docsn't pass
EDITORIAL NOTES
Dr. D. `A. Stewart, President of the Manitoba I-i.L9totlcal Society, says the-re is good reason to believe
that white men travelled along the Red River five hurlds-ag and eevoney- one years ago. In 1899 a stone was
found along the upper waters of the Red River on which were de- scribed in Runic characters the
adventures of s, party of Goths and Norscmen who had left their ship
and journeyed from Hudson Bay and up the Red River. The date given on the stone was 1362.
The funeral of R. D. 1BobJ Hen-
derson, first dlscovercr of gold in the Klondike, which took place at
Mountain View Cemetery, Vancou- vcr, on January 27th, brought to-' gcther a remarkably large numbcr of sllrvlvors of the great Yukon
days. The Alaska Week‘y, publish- cd at Seattle, Washington, stlltcs
that Rev. George C. F. Pringle, him- self a pioneer of the Klondike, who for years made his home on thc creek whc\ Bob Henderson made
his first discovery of gold, offlciated at the services, which were conduct-
cd by the Vancouver Yukoxlcrs' As-
_O ,me l ,popular course of imposing heavy M3111 “Sl 01 0 HCIUB Y 80 higher,
_ 1February_ shows that the revenue taxation,-» but it cannot at they because worry or anxiety is one of 51”” from income taxes for the ten; same lime compensate for losti the Nueva Uf 111811 bl°0d Pressure,
. 1 1 _ _
s`“nd months of the current fiscal Fear. ' markets, nor make provision for that L5 “hue "mm are ”° °|'88nio
ez: Goverilmellt. , _ f depreciated revenues nor provide - "°“diU°“5 Sum as hafdenini 01 the _ .1 I : » ‘ i _ _
lwr nm” w fm el? of Januaf-y'| capital to carry Out thc many so- “memes or any kldnei' ailment-
amounled to $a9,000.il4_comDarlng,,__a1 schémes promised and’ what The colnlnoncst complaints of
_“_ :with $18,691,623 received in Cusionlsl is more urgent. pay bounties and _lhoiie 1;.-hh 1:-gil blood pressure are
` dutiesonimpor1,edgood,san<i$33,l71l_- _ provide other financial assistance mff at W' ‘Uu‘°55»_ “*31‘V°l1-511955. re' 10117 in @x¢-_Ss dung on D,-°_ which nlust be given to agriculture. l fa“gu"'_ 1°” “I appemef “nd “C1195
-5.5.5,. cf ogiizlon l _ ' _ goods' I | and Dams,
.o__O___O 1 duced in the coun.ry. The ste! ill- »~»*_ 1 Where the high blood pressure is
_ _ 'vvhich has g;ve,, rise to much crit- Grmtly to the surprise of the , due to some condition” of the blood
1 ` ~ M
”"p`T` ‘,C5m_ amwmed bo (mf, about I people, Urrted states Sonar. pass- vessels or kidneys, careful supervis- ,'JpC£il‘S 1 '
fifth o' the irccrre tax and thel
ed the Blaine resoiution for repeal I ion and nlcdical treatment by a phy-
com- 1 _ " " ' ' _ i of prchibition amendment, with sician ls _absolutely necessary if life of an t»Jta1o1therevenue.romlhe income 3 protection for the dry Sfatw The ,S 7_0 00 pm10nged_ on condmm that me Canadian
wr of #fair shows no falling oil, while all gm mg 5-ef, _yi pass' [llc House. _.In the ilardinarycases where there I taxpayers guaranpeed soviet credits Umm, ozner sources. show a reduction. Iv~he_re E-olllrcs S tin odt.;1€<.s H1: I-;S‘L?_S°T;:Ic°;i2g’C0l§;’_\:’_;- Efllugntl in the deal and undertook to soe,
Globe to vozcc approval oi Premier ,shows ‘hai in me 155" “Wal Yea" i_e.n»;On_;and if wmv tw; app,-0\-C l ation of a congenial psychical or entered mm' The Sou” organ za-
. _ _ » ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ tion in New York thought the deal
Bennet: on many occasons. It does , 1331521 f’ld“‘d““L" in canada pmd 5 the repeal will be accorrfllished. l meflltll ’dtHl0SDi1crc, and the cultiva-
r,_,a;_ 324,772,000 in imome faxes, or about ¢ Tm. general Opmgon had bm, tha; tion by the patient of a cheerful
o per cena. of the total, while 6,010 _' repeal would have to wait far the 1 “ml *?“1““°°“ '°"‘P°"“’“°"‘- °'='l S,,,,,,,a0,.,i1¢ with the piaan i°_t11e
lf., ._
-.-.M-f_..¢ _ r
_ ~ - ' __ - 1 .r -‘ Leading olltoml from 'rhe Toronto Globe funeral) Feb. ao
--‘f ora:::.:’ni‘°11:;.°_;f_.;".,1¢._:‘::§;~°;;°~.,‘;-,.5,,°- 1'" f-I 1”* 'M '"1 --= ~= -. £311? _
A_:f:u-_"_:_9u'-»;~;!;'f§&la!*°' "ll li K- “wiv “mg 'he new G°"”“m°”° "nd" ;?_- _ 1 Tfll' ~ ‘ 1h Iious of Com - d ’
Morning Lraily lloulnicd lash $5.00 yer year l] Pf93»dem' de V319" Wm |76. not 15 __ f J.) ml* 1." e e tnons of the corrgspon ence ln $1.50 per mr 11=1_»-lvsmlv mrllea la camo- -ua uonea sum. Eamon w me proposed abommn ,_ U conllcczlon with the so-called Soviet barter deal gives a much-
' ' needed cleansing fo the air, cluttered up with ff3n¢i¢ newspaper _
ballvlloo. It shows that farmers and others influenced by the
newspaper propaganda were vic
itself. 'l`l1e progress of business not advertised with fireworks at
proposed trnllsrlction broke into
r. Seri-:au sought a Daft with
Mosoow, uhercby he and hh C01- leagues could make some money,
might be managed. The Dominion
|n9“ Con ess Fd p 1; _U ,med cupatlons of steady routine are to,
_ l
111 .~ h thr -f t 1 te be anti mated- ' “ '
T;£wc; ihinmdf; Olur hs oe - Dr. Halls-Daily also advises that th I
le t _ lv; ua. inoom _ _ ,~ _ 53 f $1 __
‘_ ,nw admkablc coolness of Pm5|_ no less tllanclgllt houls shou‘d be C3' U18 Wm RU 3 5 U50 ° lva-X DHi`@l'5 11.787. 0l‘ ab0ut I _ spent ln bed, a rcst period alter “'h|¢h» lYl¢`ld¢nffa“Y» me soviet au'
plopagallda of “yy-
mlsrepresentatiun rt-!crro<l to is cx
dent elect Roosevelt when he rea
lllls chauffeur started the car he
characteristic was the action oi
show that only one farmer pays V _ _ il VUFY come tax for evcrv eleven hundred: Mrs' RDOSCWEL who “hen She pressure' Such is the bcncncial ef' p
_ - _ lcalncci that her husband was safe fmt or mis mmm] H.cMmcm_
and cn route io New York ivcnt to Ithaca to keep a speaking cn-
d sown pi Nova Scotia, while gagemem' _ pressure ii. to get the patient to rest
icrc are fourteen in Prince Edwal-dl The qumlnn of gomnmem “_ ba_\;0__n_;>:;»;l_>:_¢;e ;;1l_u;i;l;atelv f
ltivity in matters formerly confln- AS mcmioncd ony, before, in ff' Pd t0 l`IFi\'ll~l-<2 9ni0Tl'll‘lS5 MS been most of these cases the high blood _ ‘
Il made the subject of study by H 'pressure comes down to normal ' “Port °f ammnls and animal pm'
committee of the United states (luring 51,-_1@p_ which 15 nog' the case 'duets in 1927 were valued in i-he HOUSE Of R?i>Y059lllHi-l\'€‘S_ It finds where there ls any real organic U0lEhb01`h°°d Of $170-000f000» “nfl --at_1em_.2az11»=m= of trade,-mom-_ _rr°ub1e_1n;,+,;e__olood vessels. un 1082 about $601000100°- Tin bill
try and personal and prdfcssional
_ggi-vice affected by govgmmgntai lost trade with the world, but about
-competition." These services range g doing a small fraction of this
lfrom aiding a transportation com- lpany to the conduct of a, cafeteria. iand the committee recommended
rcaus to eliminate compdition with private agencies. | ---1 ' Some men, says an exchange. are notoriously long wlnded in an address. so long wlnded ln_ fact. that by the time they have con- cluded their talk the chances are ten to one that the audience have completely forgotten the first part of his remarks. .
...kg U
Prominent among the remedial
measures suggested by the Prepa- ratory Ccmmlssion of the World Economic Conference are "the moderation and stability of tariff policies.” No nation can of its own individual action hope to settle such an overwhelming problem but Great Britain can at least claim that she has set an example in negotiating wide-.spread recipro- cal agreomenis with the Domin- ions and Colonies. There are signs that the lessons od’ Ottawa have not been lost on the world at large. Is it too much to hope that A reed has been gown from which may spring great results?-London Fi-
nancial Times.
The eyes of Europe are focussed
“P011 Germany. On all hands It is recognized that the forthcoming general election dated for the 5th of March is an event of crucial lm- portsnce, and likely to prove one
the Fatherland have undergone during the post-war period. Specu- lation is rife as to the outcome of this event, and whilst some obser- vers cnvisage a temp0rary inter- lude of the Hiterlito regime, follow- ed by reaction towards the more conservative Centrlst influence, others feel confident that the solid front of the Nazi vote. flanked by it larger rally of Nationalist con- tlngents, will put Chancellor Hit- ler more firmly in the saddle.
One aspect of the Miami out-
rage is a domestic one purely, and is found in the significance of the shooting as an expression of social unrest in the 'United States. That government throughout the Rf"
changes in twenty nine federal bu-
of the eeverest. tests the people of °
J l
_;-'ir /if <5:-" o
:poration paid $42,l38.000. Or about ' gr ` a‘ ' " ` gg ` _ _ _ _ » extent of givin information as to 1 _ _ _ what the Senate may _,vm have be pxeicrled to those that lnvolvef _ _I _,mt mf H t 100000 per Cen" O* the corpomtmm 971* I surpqsed 0501; of cO,,.~<_~ there 15 constant anxiety and sudden Duc-i mal 8' *J 8 qua 1 y 0 '
-_‘ .1 l A -_ “"~ ~‘ ~ .C . les; thx 1 a s wth of the total, pa d me pCS5_b_h,}. of 3 pi-._-sidontlal I tlla,fo11s_ _lul.l1t_{le]adll1g:gather dis proposal before me Cabmeh He 2.868.000 ln income taxes, °r_ mo. but that cops me 111»p»o1- now "V10" ia im uf" Lf’ ‘"3 rid °f
v‘ol'r'es bciorc rctlrlng to rest
emh by me total, paid 521,130,000, Med me m,_\m_ of me :;__sa__Sin at |1ncr1Is \vl~1oii possible and holidays thorities declined to sanction. He
that “secure pleasant surrounding
` $01" more than five-sixths of thc l Miami was what might have been ‘ _ _ '__ __ I S`d
_ .nd dltlol th t wil m o
ml- It docs ml- almeaf that the exp°°t°d‘ but it ‘UH noneumzess :is 11151311 lneliial lzluxatioll zillseposf
@d@ff11lnC°T1l@WX bears h°a"l1i'°n | add 8-mam to his prestige' when sible. annually as much Russian kero-
front page. a 1icr_pa".cl1 from Cal- th
the _vylldlcatci
sponsoring the lmlicr proposal islu
conduct tradeln
guarantee from
the Canadian Government, and
e small saiaricd or earning class- 5 ordered it _vp`pcd and waited to By this mental ircl1imcnt-calm- _fone as 15 consumed in the country wllilc fa11ner.=__ who live within i carry Mavm. C,,mm,{ to the h0§pi_ "lu U10 "limi Of LINC l’1ll1€lW-W ha? in two Years, and ,Soviet ooal was
_ ' ~ ' ‘ l ' - '_ . -
lenlsclvcs and have comparatively] tal, Hg also wiiqcllorl his joumey men. found “dt Luinfs Q great rc _tl _h _ small 1 to New York in order to visit an duction in blood plessurc, and also comravemion of cxjsmng I-egum. ~ e Cl income' Pal’ B , of the symptoms. In tact the symp- t,0n_.,_ Mn Serkau went to Russpp
fraction of the total. The returns l Um” ""'°‘f"°_’°`d by Zangarq' Equally tims may completely disappear with cabled he was Ntuming with de.
small reduction of the blood
One ilnportzlllt point in this re-
laxation lrcallnent of high blood
ved. 1
_ _
» od31Qm/ru/1.
BROOK UNDER SNOW
The far-off, drowsy sound
Oi' little bells I heard, And silvery twltterlngs
Of some belated bird That now had turned to go With sleep upon its wings- I knew thai: I l1ad‘iound ` '11-le brook bcllcath the snow.
My ,steps were soundless there
Like one in a sacred wood
When temple bells are near. Only my heart. and the stream Broke silence while I stood, `And through the tingling air Dream answered unto dream.
-Glenn Ward Dresbach.
lJ85t a possibility of serious dis-
orders, the result of prolonged un- employment, misery and Commun- i5t D1'0Daga.Ilda, has been apparent to every intelligent observer. It has been impossible to estimate with any degree of accuracy the extent to which this unrest may have been capitalized and organized by mlscl~llof~mnkcrs, but it has been ilfllfrfllly ncklmwlcdged that the situation is so grove as to call fm- immedlate and courageous relief measures on the part, of tim new Administrlltloll, wheiller in the form of international aglrcmcnt r of additional local paliiatives. if mnttcrs nrc not to go from had to worse.
_,fi
DODDS ’/ Q Ki DN EY it P11 Ls lb'-_l.\, Q-Tet A\[L___K\lin\si\ OLS? I
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` Bl A §l?ECRKTAPb‘7;4U er: E'J|l"l“1
" H = U M » f ' S .el.'l1il»»l"
87 'n'»l*"'
<"\'V'<\V»\\ \`X,.\ \ _
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Or I had failed to hear- tam lived up to her bargain. Ex-
thb `° change. If a barter were “@5855
__._..%'¥__ with the United Kingdom lr would
Be \v0l'il1 infinitely more than with
Russia. "already-twelve days alter
Minister of Ailficulture appeared
anadian cattle, and placing the
provided :he promot/or of the scheme with a code to tc uscd in
declined to sponsor personal cre- entials for the promoter. Some person in Canada was to Dl1rChl1S€
to be admitted to the country in
finite proposals, but haas not yet rovided the Government with in- formation showlng that the Soviet Government wished to enter iI'lt0 trade on the basis outlined.
This is the' substance ol the oundatlon for the blasts supposed
open the way for the sale Of
00,000 Canra.d.iB!1 cat-tlc. CHl18Cli1'S
fuss was not about regaining this
amount of business with Russia! it was made to appear that the lift! of Canadian agriculture depended upon financing a deal to send some cattle to Russia.: It is evident that Russia, loomed larger in the desire than the welfare of Canada.
While all this fury was in thc
air nothing was said about the open opportunity of sending 100,- 000 cattle yearly to Great Britain, following the removal of restric- trictlons as agreed “DOH at OW" wa, and without any gullrafllre 01 uncertain credit or Canadian Gov- ernment obligation in see that Bri-
pert cattle-men have said that this agreement will bring a market for one hundred thousand 0U¢l3l'l° cattle alone. The benefits are al- ready appearirlg, notwithstanding
price difficulty due to ex
DR U G' SPECIALS
F,REE! 50 Piece Jig Saw Puzzle with Purchase ol Prophylactlc Tooth Brush 50c.
z5o Box Bayer'l Aspirin ` Tablets . . . . . . 2211
5011 Box Bayer's Aspirin Tablets . . . . . . . _ __. 39c $l.25 Bottle Bl\ycr'a As- pirin Tablets 89c 259 Bottle A. B. S. ds C. Tablets 19c 50a JI-r Vicks Vapo Rub.. Mc
$1.00 Bottle Enos Fruit Salts 79c
$1.00 Bottle Beef, Iron and
$1.50 Bottle Fellows Hy- phoephltes $1-29
#LW BONJI: Nlljtll nn.-» 8912 400 Bottle Lysoi .......»_. 29c
T" EDBTIZG ST(Ml!1cs
pect for trading cattle with Russia was much more real than itihas proved to be. The deal never passed the tentative stage. It was not more than :1 prospect at best. The ardor with which it was' deelncd necessary to whoop it up should have been a warning in
t_`a11;1<la has made many successful trade treaties since Con- `
federation, but none accolrlpanied by rip-roaring ballylloo on the part cf ne\vspz1pers_ lt is little wonder that Mr. G. G. Serkau, the man aucmptillg to put the Russian deal over, was impelled to write
timized into belief that the pros-
deais negotiated in seriousness is every turn.
The uniarnished facts are that
i to the I\i§11i_<1er of Agricllltllre: “It is regrettable indeed that the
print at t his time. I understood
the press was to keep the matter out of print until the trade was accepted or rejected, The falltastic ,stories invented by some of the papers :lrc remarkable.” It was,too good to keep, however, offering. as if did, a possible opportunity to disrupt the Ottawa ;1grccmc1.t with the United Killgdolii, put in some fevered words for the `t1lssi:1n Soviet, n1:1l<c trouble for the Canadian Govern- ment, and prctclld to be :1 friend of the Canadian farmer. It is to be obserled that the loudcst screecller for Soviet barter was the most ¢0n=picuous opponent of the Ottawa agreements.
the i933 regulations were publish- ed." writes the Canadian Animal Products Trade Commissioner in London, "a number of dealers have
written to inquire about the possi- bility of obtaining shipping oon- nections in Canada, or having the cattle removed from the por; to in- land markets for sale." In 1929 Britain imported 749,570 cattle _from Ireland in 1930, 834,062: in 1931, 738,967; in 1932, 625,000. One hundred thousand is a small part
oi' Great Britain's import require- ments. Is there any reason why
l
I tain.
_ Penitentiary Guards
Hon. John Lewis. speaking in
the Senate a few days ago, criti- cized the method; of discipline in Canadian penltentlaries As might be expected in a man of his gentle
mantarianism carried him too far
bcrs of Parliament and, Senators to visit these institutions and t0 see conditions for themselves. He also admitted that he had never read the Benltentiaries Act or the regulations approved by various Ministers of Justice. No one could regard his indictment as convinc- ing. The weak points were quick- ly exposed.
I-fon.'J. P. B. Casgraln said he
had visited the prison at Bor- deaux and though the accommoda- tion too good. He had visited peni- tentlarles on many occasions. "It seems to me," he said, “that the feeling that a prison or A. peni- tcntiury should be a. Summer re- sort. or something of that kind should not prevail."
Right Hon. Arthur Meighcn said
that he had visited the peniten- tiaries on many occasions to make enquiries and had peculiar oppor- tunities to learn something with regard to the general conduct of them. The penitentiary is A Do- minion institution where the hard- er and viler classes of criminals are confined. It is the place for
gardlng Senator Lewis' complaint that the guards are not of the right type, Senator Meighen said:
The honorable member says
the guards should be men who' would be ready to give their ser- vices on the some principle as
here."
Referring to the report of Bu-
Dcrlntendent Ormond on 'Ports mouth Penitentiary, senator Met- Khvn said: "No mm can read this report without coming to the ooo- clusion that the reason why the' l'i°¢illc last year was more euoeeu-I ful and on a more extensive rosie than previously wil that then were admitted f,o the penitentiaries certain types of oonviotg who had
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to maintain discipline amongst a A group of oonvicts auoh as I have 0
described, could continue to exist.
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ber of this House to visit our peni- _ tentiarles and see what the guards ’ _
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e press of our country. and who of the parlor Bolshevists and pink arded themselves more or less. Communists whose whisperlnt: an leaders of society." shouting are a. source of dam per to These words of Senator Melghen 1. the whole commlmity.