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. Following is the third instalment envering the recent debate in the House of Commons on the Governâ€" ment‘s subsidy on gold. Principal speaker criticising the industry has been â€" Clarence Gillis, CCF member for Cape Breton. Mr. J. M. MAALILMJININEAAA ‘ ka. OQntario): Mr. Speaker, I wish to say jus. a word I am stimulated to rise partly by what was said by the hon. member for Cave Breton South (Mr. GHilis») sad partly by what has been salid by the hon. member for M ooo *% \,\.\\\\S\\\\\\\\%\\\\SS\S\\\\\\\‘\\\S\S\\\S\\\\\\\\“' # PAGE ELIGHT i. .4. .%. .4. 6. 6. t o e s n e e in en antaen‘ant o. w« e« 14 14 44 44 * * .**,** ozooooodnoo ooovo *# _# _ tb db ## 0.0. * °/# \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ S**#*S Phone Save you Money . .. Last Longer FARGL [@uite o FARGO trucks are ECONOMICAL to own and operâ€" ate. Each FARGO has an engine of ‘exactly whe right power to suit its hauling capacity.. Wasteful overpowering and harmful underpowering are eliminated. 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Q,‘(’) WHEREAS, current loss of life and property by needless fire exceeds all figures in our nation‘s history and WHEREAS, the seriousness of the situation is aggravated by acute shortages of building materials and other goods essential to the restoration of our normal peacetime economy and WHEREAS, a major percentage of.all fires can be prevented by cleaning out rubbish and unnecessary combustible materials, and by correcting other obvious fire hazards Chrysler â€" Plymouth â€" Fargo 14 BIRCH ST. N., TIMMINS Know All Men, Women, and Children By These Presents: DISTRIBUTORS OF # ./ ds # *# ® #4 _# #_ * 0.00. * # .0 *# *# #*# .’ # *#. * .0 #® .0 4. ® .00.0 s ut hi a*as* .00.00..0.0..0.. t# #.® # .00 *# # *4 + .0 * # .0 # .0 #. 0.... uns t a a*a .“.0~ .00.0 w# *# « *2.*, 0‘“.“ # .0 # 0.0 # # 0.“ rise partly by what hon. member for C (Mr. GHlis) sad pa been sald br the J. M. MACDONNELL (Muskoâ€" . yp COLDWELL: Good stimulation tario): Mr. Speaker, I wish _ yr, MACDONNELL (Muskoka, OM : a word. I am stimulated t0 tnpr;;): My reason for rising is that rtly by what was said by tht tne non. member for Cape Breton South icmber for Cavpe Breton South ma;q ;. was a great pitx that there were Hlis) sad partly by what hS pog cnoush spoke men for the miners said by the hon. member 9T jpere It «3 hanvens that in a small 1p1 Te * cuav I can sDe3kK {0f ODNDC miner on this axssassssssss48s 848848 question. . The ret on I waut to do it is that my good iriend the hon. memâ€" ber for Cape Breton South undertook when he was speaking to make some precty sweeping ments about emâ€" ty ovyers vhat was said by the r Cave Breton South i partly by what has the hon. member for ‘vre, Mavor of the Town of Timmins, B m, # * Phone 3796 York South (Mr. Colkeram THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE 1a~ 18 ads g0, 1 it nd, all, ere ExY\ or take an to that elléect aâ€" Mr. McoGuire. ard also have the.cther man caled, if that is necesâ€" sery. is no uze in in the 1!suse of C mmons and trying to proâ€" tect these fellows when they sav they are communists. _ Reid Robinsgon says he is rot so we cannct do anything about thkat. But when a man tells ore franklv he is a commmun‘st, then rot mu 1 more can be said about him. ire good, and that that is the reason watchman. Then, the hon. member referred to McGuire. I know McGuire well. In company with another man he came into my office one day, and he told me in my office that he was a ccmmunist, and that he was not ashamed of it. I wi‘l go befcre any judge in the country or take an aff{davit to that efféect aâ€" gpairct Mr. MGuire. ard also have tha athRar manâ€"searaeart "f that: s nosesâ€" country ncw. Mr. LITTLE:®: I kncow he is not} and either. The hon. member has talked about,i mine minagers. : have had business with mine managers for thirtyâ€"seven vyeatrs I hauled stuff into that counâ€" try u'*t ‘I such time as the railreoad went in. and I had to deal with mine mainâ€" agers. I had t> make many contracts and agreements w‘th them. I never had a mine manager act in a mean way toward me, or in a way different from that in which other men would Mining Industry, Managers At Ottawa M:. GILLIS: McGuire is not in this h Rzsid Robinson was not here THE HOUSE O F ailso nhnave f that s nocesâ€" in risirz in the i trying to proâ€" i they sav they l Robinsgson says it do anythirg en a man tells TIMMINS, ONTARIO U * M PoOH F 4 True, we are have risen enjoyed by no othe # r u* 4 % this. Through the ye: been moderate in oursoelves modersate pleasures, mode in all thing for moderation is have acted. ‘Thevy are businesinell, just the same as other men who are in business. They will try to get the best bargain they can; but I have al~ wa;s found them fair about it. I can teoll the house that when war broke but trjc>: increased to a great exâ€" tent in that district, muca higher than they ore today. We were paying $45 a ton for hay and $5.25 a bag for wesâ€" tern oats. I was receivinm; $7 a day; I was pavirg my mon $4.50 and it cost me $2.50 a day to feed my horses. . I went to the mine managers ¢end laid mÂ¥ l1 @WI€ HWH.C. P1X YÂ¥ 4RA me,. "ZSav what you want and. if it is fair we will give it to you." Surely hat was fa‘r encugh. I do not like to hear men rise in the House of Commons and speak as the hon. mcembsr for Cape Broton South bas done, and t3 talk‘as he has about imine marages. Thev. are not anâ€" ges I krow; butâ€" Mr. GILLIS: I was not taiking about mine managers,. I was talking ab ut Gyperators. Mr. LITTLE: Qperators then, if you ous m en uenc w it age . o on mt ie se tipentss > uns ts uts i Mr. GILLIS:;: A mine himsel{, an eifpoyes. MrLITTLE: He is an opgratotr,. Motion agreed to, bill read the third time and passed. kbA .'.l(‘l' ‘.\ White Rose Service Station W,. A. MacKenzie Prop Corner of Second Ave., spruce Goodyear Tivres â€" Hart Batteres PHONE 3950 . 14+18 m 90“0“0”0““ “0““““000 04400%0204%4 WMOO“OOQOWOO“O“OOOQNQQO“O fQ000000000000000000000000“ h. wooooooeooooorooooooooooooooooooovoooo0000000000«0000 with the in our spending #444444%4444 #%#44¢0%4 9@Â¥ C SHOWING HERE April 29â€"48 from â€" colonial youth ‘They are businessmen, as other men who are They will try to get the hev can: but I have alâ€" rate in the enjoymendt of yvoung country. In our pleasures the wisdom of maturity. other men who are ; will try to get the can: but I have alâ€" fair about it. ouse that when war reased to a great exâ€" t. muc:i higher than my cards on the table. . They said to me,. "Sav what you want and. if it is fair we will give it to you." Surely hat was fa‘r encugh. I do not like to hear men rise in the House of Commons and speak as the hon. mcmbsr for Cape Broton South bas done, and t3 talk‘as he has about We were paying $45 marages. Thev are not anâ€" D 0+ M We are selfâ€"respect of ars we have kept our people Mten wheo Atrint of remeorrow _\ LAled[ev 1t ."/7,(/(/;/./ ."l)llllf;- yOMe l;“" hidlt + # in our thinking of our numbers. to madlerate Poeday, we contimmue to beas less than moaderate We ars § E6E A G R A M ationhood of sense of values ‘anada has carned have come of in our thinking. moderate h on coeontury _ we moderate THURSDAY. APRIL 20th, 1948 stature 11} 257| M