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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 14, 1943, p. 2

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the georgetown herald wednesday july i4 1943 the georgetown herald news or njmomaittowii nobval cuts wtuxots inottocts tswavrrowv assgsove bulloiapab ntu cotfa actov tulootov uuiow scnscrbtlcwi rates r1i united 8uui in chervil boo rear btnju cnjrn sc aawtma kiu via to nrlrl nihrslb yuxfbons tte i walb o boots putur uawy h b1ehn etufcy oxarpeeld l tbomnuv j ujtt of tb cmklm wftty newipioer atsxuiloo uj ib oalans- qjeeac urlcoo ol the cwna- rfce editors corner 1 weve been waiting for it the invasion of europe ha begun prime minis ter w m l kinu announced the biggest news of the war to radio listener shortly before the newscaster began their saturday morning broadcasts and fitting it was that the head of canadas government should be the first to release the new to the citizens of our coun try whose sons husband and sweethearts are combin ing with british and american troop to form the spear- bead of attack landing have been made in the moun tainous terrain of sicily and at lime of writing the in vasion was proceeding according to plan u our boys have been training long and hard in england letter home have voiced their eagerness to get into action again the enemy and this seems to jibe with reports from the front line telling of the excellent spirits pervading in the attacking units although we have been at war four years actual land fighting hns not played n prominent part but all great military experts agree thai in the final analysis infantry plays the decisive role the necessary and highly successful softening up protein by the nirforce from which casualties are comparatively light has form ed the preliminary part in allied offensive operations we have been warned not to expec an easy conqueht or to underestimate the ftrhtinr strength of the italians this mcanh that catualtv lit- will lie striking pre iv close to home but even lliouph there mm i- dark dia ahead well know our bovi are in there pitching with canadian made tank puns and ammunition theyre anxious to ret he job oer with and while theyre out there in action well keep on passim the ammunition till victory is nurs but not for good much thought is being given these days to post war planning were thinking abou what were going to do in the hour of victory and afterwards theres no doubt in everyones mind thut the problems to lie met then will be tremendous and the way in which theyre solved will have farreaching effect our way of lite wartime srylc is regulated by emergency boards commissions and administrations departments controllerships and councils the rcsultunt restrictions in our everyday lives are irksome theres no getting away from it everyone however realizes these things are necessary to the winning of the war on the homefront and we endure them with a minimum of grumbling believing its the least we can do never theless we look forward to victory and a return to nor mal freedom when all these controls will vanish in the shining light of peace after reading an article in saturday night re cently our ideas on this subject changed somewhat the author set forth the reasons why canadas econo mic controls the rules the restrictions and the rationing should not disappear as soon as peace is declared the author presented several illustration to prove the point the first of which was the price ceiling policy ceiling are being used now to prevent inflation threatened by increased income and a diminishing sup ply of foods these will still have to be maintained for some time after peace comes because at that time in comes will be at their highest peak and consumer goods at their lowest level it is easy to see that if all controls were taken off runaway inflation would be inevitable postwar planners know that the biggest single problem will be labour to offset labour layoff and cut wages two interlocking courses of action are being studied for the immediate postwar period a tapering off process in the manufacture of armaments is pro posed this will be superseded by a permanent employ ment policy including programs for public works government boards concerned now with the operation of war industries would supervise such a policy national selective service will also have to func tion for tome time only its postwar job will be the re verse of its wartime function the big job ahead of it will be to reallocate the hundreds of thousands of men and women in the armed forces and in industry an other interesting proposal for smoothing out the em ployment chart is the rapid conversion of plants oper ated by the department of munitions and supply to the making of peace time goods it is predicted that half a dozen war agricultural boards will survive the coming of the peace their post war function will be to develop trends which will benefit die farmers in all parts of the dominion applying good common sense the article com ment the ease for the retention of wartime controls la not mfoncled to give the government a means for per- powers it could hardly have acquired without violent opposition in time of peace but from a growing realization among postwar planners that the trmntttiorl from a war to a paaee economy would be accompanied by chaos if this period were not regarded aa great a crisis as during an actual state of war- we stated above that our ideas on the subject of controls had changed somewhat after reading the ar ticle but we still look forward to the posttransition period when the good old days of not having to make out a report for the government every time you turn around will be with us again political housecleanwg election time remind us of housecleaning dark neglected comers are cleaned up cupboards opened and the content aired sometimes things are discovered whose existence has been almost forgotten articles and maybe whole rooms in need of improve ment are given attention and useless things discarded thus when a party goes to the people for election or reelection it must set it political house in order or the polls will reflect their failure to do this duty the forthcoming election is the moat important to be held in ontario since canada baeame a nation thaw are three parties in the field liberal conserva tive and the c c f it u the duty of every person eo- ritfed to wrot their franchise to acquaint rhemaervea vita the platfortb of each party and caat their vote for the one which they believe is best equipped to meet the feemeadous problems which will arise during the period of readjustment immediately after the war the govern ment you choose oa august 4th it almost certain to be respo for raakiag decision at that ispeffant time in the studio ii 1 ho t r ii r nil hi i- ilr n i mi ii f 11 fn i o rnr o n 1 n o scrip in 1 oi vol 1 ni or itmt in i 1 uh irm or mlrx l iv- t i i in ll il ii 111 at 1j hi 1 n hit imk i r k i hi cintnl rnvm 1 i is v ivd tlum on to the it ihc arclitf in the directory i h dr jl burns milne bbttal subocoh xray osortstawn phoc so dr clifford reid las ddb dentist phone us main 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