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Scenics ‘p Paniagula
ee Cult Istends

“Published at sidney, ‘Vanoouver Island, B,
:. Every. Wednesday .. —

*, By -Peninsula Printing. Co.: Ltd.

‘Member: Audit Bureau ‘of: Circulations.
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_ Display. Advertising tates on application.

Wednesday, December 3, 1952

rs WELL-DESERVED HONOR |

‘most. prominent figures in -the entir
: ‘community, when Dr. William Newton.
— -Laboratory of Plant Patholo

gy. was. chosen

That Dr. Newton shoul
nificant. in-view-.
f pathologists from all: “par
-<North. Saanich ° ‘scientist has ‘gained.

juentl " granted'to-a-worker i
When Dr. ‘Newton leav
je v vill no. Jonger bein the.
“He: Will. b

in any. field.
es this country for

ns. His recognition. will-not fail to:r
“part ofthe: world that he has chosen. to

Newton’s love of the Saanich Peninsula: wi
encourage. a ‘greater intere
Canada...

“The. Review ales. ‘great. pleastire
gratulations to the. many.
-being received by. Dr. WwW

e in ad

illiam | Newton:

THE SAME OLD STORY -
ite has” happened’ again.-

William lady decided. to visit her. father i
booked. passage with: Trans-C
William ticket: office: -There’s
epresentative that: the ‘Plane
‘and: that: She: wo

fforts: aré’ i @ last breath. of lt

stepped, into.the, breach..

keep. the board in operation there appears
to continue. its operations. . Criticism ofthe

xpressing ‘such criticism: ar

@: ‘in evidence ‘at
of the’ board.. noes

‘tendance at all.’

Ad
‘munity
.project

evoted n i Christmas party: for the. children

UyOtRe ta know.

of in and: “gitls:|
= Santa. ‘asking « That Tome,
pp py Probably

probably: feel ver
there ates some:

alone: wf

Panthin and: ‘shout:

tle Cheiatniag
“puppies; So here:
somethin et

we 4h
o “early, Meee

to het We naw.
puppy: in. you houpe thin Christinas.
“This, hew. puppy. has likely. just
eft iis mother, his: brothers “and |
ers, «Heise. alone. forthe. first}

j mi Ina, Dig strange

eomen ‘Wwitur ally":
l'n are whit ‘new far

“Peeihap
the Mamma i

3. ‘Ss. ‘RIVERS, “President - and ‘Managing Director...

“Member. of ‘BC. ‘Division;. Canadian “Weekly - Newspapers’ Association.
a ere of: Canadian’ Weekly Newspapers’. Association.”

: SUBSCRIPTION. RATES: $2.50 per year. by ‘mail in ‘Canada and the
+ British, - Empire}. $3.00 per year ‘to: foreign: countries. -
Authorized: as: second ‘class mail; Post: Office: ‘Department, Ottawa,

IGNAL; honor’ was - -bestowed this week ‘on one. of the

e North Saanich |
‘of. the Dominion |

government. of.Ceylon‘in the field of. agricultural resear
d be selected i is particular
of the fact that the: choice: was m
ts of the world.’ The: work of: the.
recognition, not. “tress

service of the Canadian govern-
e@-a-member of the staff of: the’ United:
eflect. upon the
call home.

ill: undoubtedly |
est. in. this beautiful section” sot

words of: commendation. eireedy,y.

~The ‘same. ‘old: ry

hen mrstred 8 over rthe|

Ite was” iy and th aed 42 months | ALO. that the: board |

: ormganizatle and would. have Noiunined sO: had. not a A rete

“If the residents: of: ‘the: area. ‘are. $0. lacking: in ‘interest
ipressure | has to. be: ‘exerted'on a busy. man in: order to:

idney: Day: ‘are: frequently, forthcoming. -Few of those

Nine: members attended the annual meeting. -
‘ber of: 'thegeneral public. considered: it ‘worthy. of ‘his. at, :
“As it: worthy : of: perpetuation?
~The die-hard: members: might. do well to ask themselves.
‘that question... The community. would gain: greater. benefit].
from the. board ff the: property were sold and the proceeds

mae: ton reat excitement: cat he
you.

- oA! he stands: trembling in
whisker old: Kentleman.: for’: “al thé ventrecot yours livings roomy he

adults ton who § “His first: ‘impressions. “are: import- within. the park by juvenile. motor-, toria. - ee
ropes their a ant: Tyan want hin to BOW UPTO Tica Tr was reported that a number oe vu oe.| _
Clirintiiaa stock. Oe he-a lovable trusting companion do | af drivers. had: heen <éareening] 25 YEARS: AGO.
“wT told: Wn ato! loving, you. Re} around the parks while. children. and|,. Reena. Muriel, Thamas, «infant
Nell OF 't ie deoshat excitement: or others were: nn fear As speed Hmig | danahter: of Mrecand: Mrae sO
Lay cause: hin to misbehave. | afi: mindy is-to he. imposed: within. fThanins,. ape maanich Road, :. was
I

volt happen, do Rot parnce

Jatddensand? more: ‘AGS

spank: a haan, baby. for “doin' what

“Mama: Yoen It.
Y. should aildress. ‘thin. tu,

| from experience that no matter who
| is the actual owner,, Dickie, Susan,
: or evenDad, it:is, Mama who house-. |
drains the. pup.:. She is the one. who
i. looks: after -its. food. and comfort.
4 Unless’ Mom. has a fair amount of.
, patience,, it’ would be better to ask”
Santa ‘to. bring a tricycle ‘ior Junior ,
and a smoking jacket for “Dad.* Ii |
you “are thinking: of, a gift for a
child.” outside.’ your. own family” be
sure the parents -really want ‘a dog. :
After. all. the shouting and. excite.
ment “of. Christmas. dies down. life
ican “be ‘very wretched ‘for. a poor.
| little unwantéd’ puppy..

Once you -have decided to ‘buy a
pup,::here- are: some important things.
to* remember: “All puppies’ ata: ten?
der age are small and cute, but rhey
grow into different sizes and a shapes,
I have:. seen a-cuddly little: ball of
fur grow ‘into ’a dog ' the size of a
| Young _camel, with -an appetite no
} family in’ moderate circumstances
could’ keep up with...Of course you
to assist: the may like'a‘camel. size dog. but what-
ch. (or your preference, do find Out

what -your™ puppy is going to” look

ly sig-| tike when he is a year old..Watch
ade from
|

Cc.

‘In_ terms. they
out fora a. pup with a runny, nose .or
‘watery: eyes. “Ask if the puppy ‘has:
Deen wornied :, if - not. find “out. the
correct dosage.“ It. is -wise,- too, to
have your. pup inoculated ; against dis-
‘temper: It-is not. 100- per cent pre-
Ventive:but there is ‘much’ less risk,
Eight. .weeks to. Six months ‘iss a
good ‘age to: biry a: dog.” Within: this
age limit a pet: will! ‘adapt ‘itself: read=.t,
ily to new ‘faces, new ‘surroundings;
new ‘rules of. conduct and new feed-
ing ‘habits. : .

ing a lunch recess know the U.N.

+:

food to supplement the pupil’s di
the Far East

Dr:

(WwW est. V ancouver . News) ©
Phy reported intention ‘of. the
U.S.-owned.. Black -.Ball “Ferry.

. Few. Tramps a start. service ‘fron. Horseshoe Bay

ding its con: |:

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

UNICEF a Daily Reality to World’s Children

can ‘understand the UN. International Children’s
‘Emergency: Fund’ makes world cooperation ‘a: reality to children
everyw here, The. youngsters sin this Guatemalan:school shown dur-'-

agency ‘as a-reliable friend. In a

‘nutrition experiment at the school, UNICEF is ‘providing milk and :

et: This is but one example of its.

long-range programs to improve mother-child. health and: nutrition ||.
in: the: underdeveloped pountrles in many. Parts. — tue woes

We Don’t ( t Count —

Ts itetrue. that’ they got this per-
i mission: on.some specious excuse’of

° | giving shipyard work to B.C. yards,
It has beeti- my personal’ experi- | to “Nanaimo adds ‘insult to: the: in- jie. the rebuilding of:an old: halk j

ence that a male or ‘female’ will make Jury they. have already inflicted: on jfor use as a ferry?.

* fan: equally . good pet, despite - an old jus:with their Horseshoe ‘Bay-Gib-

belief: that a” female : dog: will: stick sons ‘Landing service.

closer. fo’ ‘the: hearth: There-are, of | “In neither case: has this ‘indepen-

‘sourse. the exceptions of born tramps | dent nuunicipality.been asked if: it
both. sexes... “Envi ironment~. and-| acquiesces © in “the: service, ‘Jor: if |

A Fort

j tor in ‘developing’ good. or bad habits ‘toopératé “the ° “ferry “has..already.
“in your dogy. “20. “been obtained’ ‘ine “Ottawa, Or “Vic~
‘After, your puppy: has come: 10- live | toria.
“with: you: ‘there are! afew’ safe: rules:! - Under. dethovracy.” ‘nudieipalieiés
‘to’ ‘go by... Remember that puppies are jare.supposed.to-have rights. ‘Those
‘like babies, treat: them! accordingly. who ‘built“up Horseshoe Bay. as.a
and. you will not go far wrong. A’ residential“and’ resort: area. should
anf be consulted. before their conimun-
-}-young puppy sneeds* ‘frequent ‘feed- .
fangs; about, five: small ‘feedings : ‘a‘day ieeaoe turned, INE a commercial |
t first... - as he grows older. de- ‘Those: of ‘us’ “who ‘like ‘to fish: ‘in,
‘crease: the. number of meals. and. ine:

; the: once’ placid “and ‘still -beautiful’
‘Crease the: ‘amount. By: the’time’ your, waters ‘of Horseshoe: Bay should be:
|} dog isca ‘year: old, one. good meal a

consulted: before: ‘we-are ; imperilled
“jy with, churning: ferry
the: ‘wash ‘of: big -boat: “The: ferry
the bone: is” a ‘or. ferri s_which © ‘will’ be-:used’.on:
sedis, Nanaimo‘service will be-a ‘dan-

SH ger to ‘life: and ‘limb: of: fishermen.)
dian: 'ships..are. forbidden: to
[ply ‘betv een. American: ports, “under.
es “How!

‘Against, TE: he is very; young, 3
|| be with. an: ‘old! woollen

“Tr: Matgaret: Newton: ‘of: “the R ust
; “| Regeareh Laboratories at. ‘Winnipeg,
- spent, “several days” ‘tecently., ; “as the

for: ‘the: first: night.
“Make. ‘Him: Mind
Teach him what:“no’. ‘means. ‘Make’}.
“him mind; ‘he, firm, but always: gentle.
-Don't‘be: inconsistent, don't muddle
hiny: with: ‘complicated.’ ‘commands, ' TEL
necessary,» a: light:smack ’ ‘across: the |
stump with’a folded: ‘newspaper ‘will: | subdiyision,. The: property... is adjin-
-Aecentuate the” ‘negative. css i cent: to, the! Cole’ Bay. waterfront. and
“Tf: you"want to'train’ your pup :in: will'in. future he known ‘as the: Ard-
‘car etiquette: provide:him with a/box:| more’ Golf.:Club, Several holes’ are:
“for. his first. ‘few, rides | oneee “make alreadys available: for: play andthe:
him’ stay in’ it. He ‘will'soon: learn:} clubhouse has been constructed “ over:
‘not. to climb over. the car accupants, Jnoking © the: Malahat © and’ Saanich
Tt is fun’ to take your dog with ’you {Arm Crivekshank and. Rayden have
Af he ‘is: well behaved, A tittle time | been: engaged , in “the construction of.
‘and care: spent in: early training: pays the premisesyand Layard,: Swan and
tremendous dividends, Gamble were the electrienl: contrac:
Have you ever had an ice cube of tors, Officers of. the club were
nose touch your hand lovingly? Have | elected -at the annual. meeting. last
you sever experienced : ‘the . joyful} week when. the following were ape
the meetings: frenzy of a ‘dog on: your return after | proved: president, J.J. White; vice-
‘Van absence?’ Have’ you ever looked president, B.S, Pownall; | men's cape
‘No mem-' into the: adoring : melting. ‘depth af. a tain,” “AL Deildal men’s. vice-captain,

om North. Saanich Golf Oe nis

acquired 50 <acres’ on =the: Ardmore

cat

little reason
board.and of

dog's amber, eyes ?: These anda lifes [IT 1, Witherhy ladies’. captain.
° ‘time of: devotion ire: just, ‘part of. a Mrsu. de Melraith: ladies’ vice: cape
dow owner's. reward, tain, Mrs. WT Sisson: auditor,

A new puppy! is oa. wontee tal: gift Mr, Pownall.’

A large alidienee attended the Con:
tral Hall on Saturday”: evening. to
onjoy acs surles of entertainments: “pres
sented: bys the “First: Salt: Spring: Ts
land Company: of Guides and. Trowin
Very Taking parts ine the © (rst pre,

“MORE: ABOUT © sentation: were Sheila’ ‘Malley, Win- |
SOME Morrl Moarhonse,

PARK BOARD. - Ruth: Gondrich;: Mary: Scoones,: Val}
‘Continued trom Page. Ono) aaa |

7 -— coma tae.  ectnneniinecacttnateatanctecl ~

roncae tbe bundle of living, sunshine,:
‘happiness and lave: A aaind isn't that
ava Chriatinassis? ft you look: in
the heartof.a logy YOu, will Find sang,
and ‘silver: bells. ; rs :

ni of: the: com-

~~ et hart rectertetaet etetceeia oe

Robinsons Mary, Tague, oTda ‘Dew

at thy: park: ‘Wan: dlisenanedd: fine: will
hes finalized at’ a later: mecting, “The
structure wouldiserve: as’ a. dressing.
room kitehen sand small hall: for.
meetings, br entertainments, 9000"
Sos Bolles Cheele o 600557
The board Will ask the: RCMP,
eo eheck on complaints af speeding

Fihel Barrows Eldea “Nelson.
the ‘conclusion: of : the plays P.

and: his . new
: panied by Dro Re Ruah ‘on the saxo-

: phone and Mrs. Rusheat” the: ano,

T.West, We Deacon and ‘Ty Cath-
gant left: Mayne son Manday: for -Vie-

ye: Frliaitened and

ne Ribhwn Daly at dhe
Raircine Vietoria last

Nuc the]

City Temple”
wel. :
first prize Th her own age ranpy
sap Me

the Parkes.

“Other officers deetad an ‘Wedhien:
aay Werg Vice-president, We J, Skine:
Wert treasirern: Wea irrdws t dis
reetorsy Merge 0. dekert: Mtge Ade VW,
Henriksen’: Dau ye Cook: and: dD, FE
Preekvurtdpes 8 ;
vw We Daye law, will d “prepared hy ithe. following officers. were, electel
y A Taylor and Wa. Skinner aed for the coming yuat. honeraty. vi:
Ping that: rectors, Hewlecting tocar ftrongy, Cob, Ce Wy Peck, V Cy MDT

wad acatipulated number of meetings bon Th G..Coventry, Hon. De S
will be forced to resign.

thatehetis: a bade

only adel 40
ye 4 ite ne aly Mb
Pou: would Not

Patloner and lowe
poy needs ninat

a
family, 1 knew, Tolmte, Professor 1. MM Straight,

| training will be" the determining. fac- | asked,.: “it. has’ been ‘after permission

: their: protests by. every

Amp thecins ‘school and: ‘built

TEEPE —~

Lowther. Constance Oxenham, Joyce”

Arsh Melita” Sinith,.. Violet, Heale.|
JAG
ty
Speed ted community singing, igednie

The. infant owas calse awarded |)

Ale generib meeting. afeahe,
North cand: ‘South: Saanich: Agricul:
“pinval Soeiety on Wednesday evening:

7 ne
i =
erie ~

We understand that’ Yarrows got!
thie job, ‘one ‘of their directors be-
ing. Hubert Wallace, brother. of the
Lieutenant- Governor? ~ +. . :

SIs it: ‘true. ‘that: Black Ball Ferries
‘will: not: accept : bookings. in adv ance.
for its ferries, but: will. expect: mote
orists, as happens. at: Port Angeles, |
toxturn: up-at the ferry; chancing |
when ° ‘they: will! get’ on. If: that-. is
so. we-shall have’ queues’-of.cars
from. Horseshoe: Bay: to: Caulfield
in the busy, ‘season,

“We urge’ ‘Horseshoe. ‘Bay ‘tess

: ‘gents’ to“ stage -mass: meetings: ‘of

protest, and. to see ‘that: their. pro=
tests ‘reach. the’ right quarters—the:
Municipal ‘Council, Victoria,” -Ot-:
tawal We urge: ‘the council to. back

their. ‘power.

Ye:
Aiinita ’ Salone. Marine. Drive’ of.

(and. “where: AS A
‘could. spee ly, eliminate “this:
jan “Horse from: Wes

minis=
‘Streatfield ;
1 arealdents He E “TTantier first. vice=:
president, “Alex: ‘MacDonald ;: sécond.
vice-presiden red ‘Turgoose;. third:
‘vice-president, Mrs, “DeT.: Harrison’:
.secretary-treasurer, . Colin - ‘Aw Chis
‘holm: finance ‘committee, J: Me Mal-
ccolm, © Re De. Popes. F, Turgoose;
sudivore: C. Ms-White--and:-He J,
| Sceats:. directors, Ed. Blackburn;
F. Borden, EH: ‘Burton, A, Calvert,
C.E. Goddard,-S.-J. Holland, T.-K,
Harrap, : George’. Little,” Je. Mo: Mal-
colm, We Di Michell, George:'T. Mi
chell,. Chris’ Moses, Ts APNunn Re EB:
Nimmo,: He. Oldfield, lee: Styan;
Ladies ‘on’ the directorate ‘include
Mrs. ANY MeKenzie“Mrs. J.T. Har-
rison,. Mrs:: Ry ‘Ey. Nimmo. Mrs. oo
Turgoose, Mrs -R: D, “Pope; MrseL;
He’ McQueen, Mrs. B. Deacon, Mrs..
H. E. Tanner, Mrs, W. D, Michell,
Miss A, Meyer, Mrs, We Mclean,
Mrs. C. 2 White-Bireh?. Mrs, 7H,
Hughes, Mrs 1. Fo Sehwartz and
Miss FE. Jeune,

“Mrs. W. J. 1. Hamilton and Miss
Beatrice Hamilton left -Fulford’ on

friends. in. Vaneouver;

‘AO-Move into their new home shortly
can the, property! they: recently pure
‘chased. from: ee rats: Rainbow
Road, Ganges
Funeral servic ce thie lite. Wir
titini:: MePadden’ aAvere: olisdtved om
Vridiy at’ St, Mark's Church, Salt

fon” officiated, “Pallheare hi Were
‘Bred! Abbott, Charles’ Reildis, Ni We

ad Gerald Lounge:

Seatainerentl

30 YEARS. AGO.

ea Yatrteias Layard ‘Tone

Joness was christened: on Thursday
by Reve TM. Hughes: Mra, Ty,
Speed of-Salt Spring Islind-and: Rev.
LS. Rastin, of Mount Newton, wore.
sponsors. Among the guests present
were. Mir. Layard, Sea Mrs edt, Lay»
ards Mra, Speed, Rev, and’Mys, Base
tin, Mra Vi0G, Field, Miss Layard
and Mrs. FoI Fopnert
Tho. games aft. chaskethall were
playede-ine thes Saaniehton Agricul
tural Hallo Tharaclay | evening when
Saanichton Ws cam defeated Saans
tehton 2G The wee
wteam frovin the Weat Saanleh Road.
‘dneups: were-as: followss Ae team,
Johannane’ Me Lanning Re Crawford,
Ae Buckles Wis MeNallys<West:Road
ent, Te Peding CeRenott, Me Mee:
Wayy decThomsone Ne Petely

Mir Re Glawene wit, repentlys are

short time ‘on Mayne Tsland,

Ss i

| soldiers must wear a'distinctive uni-

halt: of ‘her husband’s® estate, ther

7 ‘however; have. irewned: on. the: idea.

Cc

‘Thursday... to. spendssa eweek: _

Mr. and: Mrs. -C, W. Raker ieee

Spring Tslands when Reve AW, Flin

WwW sand . Akerman, W ian: Mowat

fant: daughte ror Mr and “Mea Guy.

teary: letwated | Wald) plantain leaves, AUS ant renee seeks abe iecmmeen

Tived from England, tum ospent. ag
‘She is
now. the: yuest: af Miryoand Mrs, HH
MacNeil at Lyall Marborn 0 os

Wednesday, December 3, 1952.

Fourth Estate

(Toronto Telegram)

’ A. local reader‘ would like: to know :
‘why the.newspaper profession: is: re-° -
ferred to as the Fourth Estate.. The
term is: said ‘to originate ‘with ‘the
British’ member of: parliament and
writer, Edmund. Burke. .The.three -
estates: of the. realm. are the Lords. .
- Spiritual,” the ‘Lords *Temporal:.and-....
the.Commons. .° Burke .-maintained”
that because of ‘its importance’ to the.”
state, the. press. should be known: as <0. 7
the Fourth Estate. : Burke. died. in)

|The Review’s
Book Review

“The Revolt Story _of.. Irgun.”
Menechem W: Begin. Henry Shu- |.
man.. 386: pp. (Translated “fromthe
original. -Hebrew-: text’. by. Samuel
ae ee

“AC sage cof a. former day: wrote
“Qui-s'excuse 's’.accuse”.: Mr. Begin,
:who. became ‘a: leader:of | the :Jewish
underground “army, Irgun Zwei]:
Leuini, “in. Palestine, falls ‘into’ this
category. ve ‘Irgun | was: formed in|
1937 by “Ve Jahbotinski “who did ‘not
agree, _ the orthodox Zionists and
their organizations.
‘The: reader must. remember ‘that
‘British persormel in: Palestine «were
only trying to do the. duty assigned
to them by virtue of the mandate
handed them by, the League.of Na-|
tions.. Theirtask was anunenviable
one... Unable to -please’ Jew or. Arab
their--chances of ‘success were -slim. tremely, well translated. “Jt is: a ‘pity
Begin’ $s book sets out.to. relate. the.]'so much space? is given over to’ ex-:
activities of the Irgun, and ‘to justify! cuses.: buts:the author: is “clearly a
them: The reader.’should: recall that man ‘of. talent and:imaginations:" .*:, 7
the Irgun: ‘made:.an’ of ficial declara- “Tobe ‘scrupulously fair to. the are
tion of war against, Britain. . 2. L reader, this: reviewer’ should®. men-_
“This is. important, because. it, is: a | tion that he was on..the spot during. |
fundamental principle. of: war. that some. of the period covered: ae the

‘book —e. TQ. re
:-: The Churches
reas Gospel = |

Fifth Street, Sidney

performed. deeds : of daring which
hastened the: départure of the Brit=
ish. Many..of. the . deeds were well
‘planned ‘operations. .. Others’ were
shooting and kidnapping ‘i in the dark.

Strangely enough,:in a book: which
‘claims to be the whole-truth, there
is no mention of. the murder of
Count’ Bernadotte. Perhaps there
was no readily found | excuse for this,

“The ‘book is well written, and ex-

| ‘form, and not a-disguise. if: they eX
pect the treatment due..to. prisoners
‘of war. Members ‘of ‘the Irgun made
most: of “their raids’ dressed in Brit- 7
ish uniforms. carrying false military ;
identifications and: were’ ransported /
in. stolen British vehicles. :

“To take these risks is the privilege!
of the brave.» But. he must also. ac-
‘cept.the hazards and consequences: of}
‘capture. It’, is -on- this: particular |
point: that ‘Begin. does the: self ‘accus-
ting act. When: his. soldiers’ were cap-.
‘tured, tried | and’ duly” hanged, he: or-
{dered - reprisals:on: the: ‘grounds did
his. men ‘were, murdered."

_ Without.

_ | -EVERY SUNDAY. .
- The Lord’s Supper 11, 15 : am. ”

Sunday School and...
Bible Class: ..--10:15 am.

Gospel. Service wed cay B 0pm.

. EVERY ‘WEDNESDAY

2 Prayer and:

these. ote oe
- Bible: ‘Study Lapin anon 80 00 pm.

doubt :

‘irregulits

Wife’ 8 “Share Of >
Family: Estate  -

= (Ottawa, Citizen):

oA "Fécommendation: that: the: Suc
‘cession: Duty, Act» be: amended: :to
allow’ a wife: ‘possession. of ‘one-.

|

; North Saanich
: : | ‘Pentecostal Church |

Sun ay. ‘School and
-Bible® Class. .
Morning. Service «

by. -exempting that- half ‘from’ suc-
‘cession’. duties, will -be? presented. to:
‘the minister’ of finance” iby: the
Canadian Federation: ‘of: University:
so | Women. “Ane this: ‘campaign, : the!
5: Federation. probably. ‘has. athe: su

| ": ses

if
wife’ is: taxable
“Canadian:

‘ofka ‘division of incomes: or: estites,
Understhe Succession: Duty: ‘Act, as:
amended, ‘some. ‘time ago, estates: ‘up
to. $50,000 are exempted, “but at ‘that.
point taxesares levied on: othe
amount: of, the estate left. ‘after. pay-
Ament ‘of, setain! debtsai a deduce
tlons:.:, ; * :

‘There are several. reasons. for. the
federal: government’ §. preference: for,
this “system. over. the’ American;
The. most. obvious: is the: ‘possible’
loss’ af public “ reveniie; Estates,
‘of, up. to. $100,000: would. no: longer
hé taxable if ‘the wife were, allowed.
possession ‘of one-half, A> further
complication whieh: “has! caused
some contraversy in the United
Slates arises: out of othe fact that
well-to-do <citizens ‘gain the Teal:
relief frony the ‘division of estates
ad invomes. But this could, of
course, he remedied by adjusting
the rates of taxation upward with
the value of the estate,

“In view of the: change in women's
status aluring: recent oyears;, .the
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