The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 9

Sandwell's Speech on Loyalty Subject of Debate in House Finance Minister lUley appealed twice in the House of Commons Wednesday for, the co-operation of members in' disposing of urgent war financing legislation when, for tfae third day in a row, discussions were precipitated on motion to go into committee of the whole on budget, resolutions. Most of! Wednesday I afternoon was devoted to discussion of speech made here list week by B. K. Sand well, editor of Toronto Saturday Night, and a complaint from unnamed Vancouver meat processors that they were discriminated against in i favor of eastern packer and processors. Late in the short Wednesday sitting the House got into committee and discussed? the -income tax resolutions ugtil the 8 o'clock adjournment was reached -i but made little headway.

Democracy members brought up the Sandwell speech oa the motion to go into committee. The speech was made a. League of Nations Society meeting in Ottawa 1 last Wednesday night i "They claimed it was something that approached sedition in that It suggested Canadian loyalty to Crown would have to be submerged to some extent in a new The hrttsewcvta of Canada, ever anxious to provide attractive and nourishing meals for their families, arc "HouaoldierV. m. I "T.T aalw-S i- The bonus of EXTRA world authority for poet-war' se curity.

Prime Minister King said Jus tice Minister St. Laurent would no doubt study the newspaper report of -the speech, but many members followed with expressions of opinions on the Empire, post-war trends and collective security 4 When this discussion ended at about 1 4.30, Mr. Ilsley made, his first appeal to the members. It I seems almost Impossible 'for ns to make any head war, he said. "This week is going very (much as the last week went without anything much being! accomplished.

'1 am sure the public does not want this and I know we do not want It, and I 'do not believe the majority of the House want it" A fresh discussion was then precipitated when Angus Mac-Innis KC.CF., Vancouver East) read a telegram that he had been refused permission to' read through a Speaker's ruling earlier in the Thisj signed by "five Independent meat packers and processors" in Vancouver, protested that orders of the Prices Board and the Bacon Board favored the East and Ignored Western, industry. uaous, reaay co cook, no waste, uws for the big on the wrapper. After a half-hours discussion, Front Line Quality For 50 yers this trade-mark has guaranteed superb flavour to the tea critic 7 SHEETS saves you They have learned that delightful desserts, made easily and at little cost with Canada Corn are a welcome addition to meal prepared in accordance with Canada's Food Rules. They know the high quality of Quads! Com Starch ensures fine, smooth results. I Conoda Pood JtwfM for KooMi oncf Filnowu mm its ficntlc softness and Im maculate quality safeguard family health and comfort conn STARCH A pnM mt SW CANADA STAKH COMPANY, liakad Seatoods, Halifax.

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oi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ye-Breton, 808 Besserer 'streetwho has cabled, his parents ofjiis safe arrival overseas. A student of St Joseph separate school, "he has a brother, George, serving with the Royal Canadian Engineers Jn England. Mrv Ilsley said the reports might pr' might not be well founded, bdt they would be investigated.

Daring discussion' of the budget Diefenbsker (Prog, Con Lake Centre) was urging the Minister to give assurance to the people that all waste and extravagance la Government spending would be coded. He was proceeding to discuss a hospital project in 'Vancouver when Mr. Ilsley pleaded with Chairman Bradette to apply the rules restricting discussion in committee to the particular resolution before it. am afraid that if we do not 'exercise a little self-discipline and have that supplemented by the the Minister said, we will literally never finish this session. We' will be here 12 months in the year." Chairman Bradette instructed Mr.

Diefenbaker to stay close to the resolution having to do. with income tax payments. When Mr. Ilsley moved that the House go into committee of ways and means Norman Jaques (NJJ. Wetaskiwin) brought up the Sand-well speech.

Mr. Sandwell was reported as saying that Canadians would have' to diminish their loyalty to the Crown by substituting a new loyalty to "an authority wider than Canada, the British Empire or all the democracies to to participate in a "supra national" authority designed to administer many world affairs after the- war. Mr. asked the Govern ment if any suggestion that Cans dlans renounce their loyalty to the Crown should not be treated as sedition. Mr.

King said he had no doubt Mr. St Laurent would study the report and make any comment that he might feel necessary on behalf of 'the Government E. G. Hansell (N.D., MacLeod), Vincent Dupuis Chambly Rouville), Robert Fair (N.D, Bat tle River). Mr.

Graydon, M. J. ColdwelL C.C.F. Leader; and TJL Church (Prog. ConJ Toronto Broadview), took part in the dis cussion.

G. G. McGeer (Lib, Vancouver Burrard), Howard Green (Prog. Vancouver South), also urged the importance of investigating the complaint brought by Mr.Madnnis. Agriculture Minister Gardiner gave the Chamber some details of how the Bacon Board operates to set the necessary stocks to fill British requirements and said the lowest prices receivevd by pro? ducers were those paid for the pork sent to Britain.

Undecided on Sugar Quota for Canning Prices. Board spokesmen said Wednesday that "no definite poundage" has yet been decided for the maximum amount of can ning sugar to be made available to Canadian households this season. They were commenting on pub lished reports that it had been decided to limit householders in urban areas to a maximum of 15 pounds per person. MOTION DEFEATED. TORONTO, April 7.

(CB An opposition member's motion seeking the setting up of a committee of the House 'to reconsider and recommend necessary amendments to the Active Service Election Act of 1942 was defeated in the Ontario Legislature tonight XIPKAU. DAUOtlSIK OKOStOE STS U'Uv Suggest-German lancer Expert Aid Oni. Clinic TORONTO, April 7. P--The Ontario Legislature today gave second reading to a bill providing for the setting up in Toronto pf a $809,000 cancer treatment and research foundation. 1 Almost general endorsatlon to the plan was given by members who spoke during second reading including Lt Col.

George A. Drew, Progressive Conservative leader, who suggested" advantage be taken of the fact that one of the world's most renowned cancer specialists, forced out of Europe through oppression, was resident in Toronto. Col. Drew did not disclose the doctor's name but it was understood he was referring to Dr. Bruno Mendel, formerly of Berlin.

Health Minister Harold Klrby said he would recommend CoL Drew's suggestion to those who would be responsible for conduct ing the foundation. Mr. Kirby said the bill provided for estab lishment of an advisory medical board representing various branches of the medical profes The foundation's object was to conduct a program of diag. nosis, treatment and research in The bilf suggested the founda tiorv should be a corporation of not fewer than seven and; not more than 10 persons appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor-in Council. To suggestions that the new clinic possibly would cause inter ference with the work of other clinics already established throughout Ontario Mr.

Kirby said there was no Intention Interfere in any way. Dr. Harold Welsh (ProgTCon, Hastings East) said -he believed the legislation was starting out wrongly and suggested the foun dation "would handle cases only after cancer had been well established. Cases should be re ported early and this suggested health insurance and periodic examinations. Mr.

Kirby-. said that Govern ment interest to the present had been chiefly directed to treatment and it was believed now that more attention should be given toj aid research. ConsiderPlans To Erect Larae Mess For fiavy Officers Consideration is being given to the establishment of a. large officers' mess for Navy men stationed In. Ottawa, 'it was revealed by D.

Gibson, Dominion president of the Navy League, at a luncheon he tendered at the Chateau Lau- rier Wednesday In conjunction with opening of the Canadian Naval Exhibition. Naval Minister Maodonald com mended the project highly and said "the need for such a place Is very great in He paid tribute to work of the League, declaring, "as far as know, the Navy League has not spent single cent that has not been spent wisely, or to the best possible ad "The Canadian Navy is doing an unparalleled -Mr. Macdon- aid said. "I doubt it any force since the beginning of time has shown the rate- of expansion, of our Navy, which has grown to more than 30 times its size since the start of the war." During the luncheon a cheque for 700 was presented to Mr, Gibson by Mrs. C.

M. Allen and Percy May. on behalf of the Ot tawa- Orpheus Operatic Society. The money wkU'be used in pro viding comforts for seamen. Seated at the head table were: Mr.

Gibson, Mr. Macdonald, Sir Montagu ana Lady Allan, Lady Kingsmlll, Mayor and Mrs. Stan ley Lewis, Mrs. P. W.

Nelles, Rear Admiral and Mrs. G. C. Jonet, Vice Admiral A. E.

Evans, F.D. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

Southern, Trade Minister MacKuv non, and Col. H. C. Osborne, who was chairman: Urges Holders Of Ration Books Have Them Signed With meat rationing in the immediate offing, Ottawa householders are once again urged by W. G.

Masson, regional prices and upply representative, Prices Board, to sign their own coupon sheets. Queues of shoppers have been held tip in grocery stores all over the city while some tardy indivi dual stopped to sign his coupon sheets, according to reports. Because, of Mr. Masson said. without signing the stub at the top.

and side of each sheet of, coupons with the name of the holder, the address and the serial number, no one can buy sugar, ouner, tea or coaee, and pretty soon this will include meat, too. Persons who put off this little Job of entering their "John Henry's" are adding to the already grievous problems of the retailer. he pointed out. They block the laneways, delay other shoppers ana conuiDute to tne contusion of already crowded stores. "Sheets to be signed are pink, green, purple and with the ad vent of meat rationing stated Mr.

'Masson. "It's up to the consumer to take pen in hand and go into action on his own ration book," Mitchell Clarifies! Farm Labor, Minister. Mitchell said Wednesday In House of Com mons, that farmers granted temporary permits' to take industrial employment are being allowed to stay in such employment until the Spring farming season opens up, the dates being different in various parts of Canada. He was answering a question by H. A.

MacKenzie Lambton-Kent) about' the return of men to farms from industrial Mr. Mitchell said the tempor ary permits to take industrial work covered only the non-active farming seasons. Selective service, employment officers had been advised these men must re turn to when the Spring A Tt tit 5 ELECTED IMPORTED Tosnatoeslb.29c imJ IANS THAT COOK CHARM O'CEDAR season opened up, but it was desirable that they remain in industrial employment as long as they served the national interest and farm operations had not fully resumed. Reds Colonize Island Shared With Japs MOSCOW, April 7. (ff) -It was disclosed today that the Russians have' further colonized Sakhalin Island, the northern half of which is Russian and the southern half Japanese.

(The boundary between the Russian part and the Japanese part, which is known as Karafuto, is 1,000 miles north of Tokyo.) CONTRIBUTE it.ttt. HALIFAX, April 7. Members of Canadian army units stationed in Halifax contributed nearly $6,000 to the recent Red Cross campaign fund drive, it announced by loan headquarters here, GRAPEFRUIT 3 CALIFORNIA LEMONS Sise 70's lie 12-z. pkg. 2-29 Med.

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33c MAPLE LEAF CAKE FLOUR 27c STAR Ar.ntonia Powder 2 An. 1 1 1 WATER SOFTENER ft A CLEANER rtg. JC NO RUBSINQ AA. CREAM POLISH b5. ZdC IVORY SHOW Nr PKku.

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