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page two the actosi free press ihohsday ykmuaitva7tii io4t qflirartiinjfrp iran lumljj kf wulrlylaca 44 od tu kit pai otuc jxnrtt advertising batesoi wjkll j w vmimi caiumm ktfeliofa- altbooah twull will to- u jitw vr fll jluuuju j y r r cwltjpiuibfcjwflimwtnl u tl4 to wrltiur by l tud rhwj i tk w tduo iluly ll by th tttvrtw ud ilb mmk inw oirpltoly ll ltto b 44 l m c u aay a tuwd ll tt4 eoild by tfc rr frau lit luwally kll ol a mll lwu lb mtlr ct ol nirl ajvcrtiw tb 4pac4 bww by it aj vrrov br to the wbal4 4p4c4 occw4jby tttfla bdvrilnartnt fi ablop dills ultm felephomfes- tulitoflal attd bulni ollic vtidac picuokisuiob during the trying year ofwar than 4ho canadian red cross auj no organization has been rporo faithfully sustained- here tho program for the present year will turn to the domestic needs of the canadian people promlu- rnt among the prog rant itcjusis thft establish of blood donor service to hospitals which will ensure blood transfusions free of charge to anyone needinu them this is in itself a tremendous undertaking but it has great potentialities ifl safbeuurdtng the health of the public many other hrunches of health service will jie inttttjurated frmttont or food what has come ovcrthis world of ours how cum human beings strike to tie up fooirnnd watch tlieir 1 fellow men ro hungry food has become an-ideoloi- ical weapon slaves want nothing so much as tree- dom but free men who are hungry want nothing so much as a full stomach the turn to government- for help willing if needs must to bcconieklaycsgtrint the ruthless promise or interruption of world fond supplies van thus be used to split nations and force acccptaitce of new and abnorrfnt wys of government and life america has whipsnapped lately in both direct ions edr fourteen years a little lef of centre she a progressive sfep we were quite a litthpleasedlast week that acton council took the initiative in sanctioning construct ion of wartime houses in the community to the mini- uf fift nei n tried government controls result bare shelves ov black marketsnind a republican landslide buck to free economy great britain is trying half-way- measures giving up u little freedom for a little security she is a little socialized und a little hungry but when ideologists gortded transport workers to get the bosses on the tun in london they refused to mow rood and the government had to move in troops no nutioncan long bulajiee halfway and since britairi is ifut likely to swing back she may swing all the way lefi and sell out all freedom for security but men men guided by god have found possible to enjoy both trecdom unci security jokepht great spiritual statesman dared to speak freely in a pagan court but they did not put him in prison and under gods guidance he saved egypt from famine moses guided by god led the children of israel to freedom und they were fed with manna a prairie farmer glided by god cut his wheat and ted his cattle while neighbors guided by greed lost botftcrops and cattle in the drought canadian business directory kucnuiai ce ntennifll 1147 march i 1147 next mpuuiiy telephone people everywhere will pay tribute to this great scientist inventor leather and humanitarian to him weowe our modern telephone system which unites the peoples of the world ln tradition of public service coiitiuuti to ffiiitfe the telephont ittiluitry the 1iell telephone company of canada our on arguments against the project and we are free to admit there are many the fact is that acton has reached the saturation point in expansion unless housing expansion is un dertaken we dont believe fifty houses will meet the presentnecds of the community but it will at least be a start there is no point in seeking more in dustrial establishments for acton until some stcrs are takrnon the housing problem hundreds of people residing outside of acton are now travelling bakers who followed guidance kept wartime bread from places where they have living quarters to their j at prewar prices men or moral rearmament work- j work in atton for the simple reason that houses arc ng for freedom in lands ot scarcity rind packages of food sent by guided friends back home how can men be fooled into thinking they must trade freedom for security when under tm direction of their creator they can always have plenty of both whot a chunce for the great countries which j grow the worlds food and can thereby make or hreik i its freedom und confirm or deny its god i not available to bring their families to the commun ity during the past year about forty houses have been under construction with some of them complet ed sufficiently to enable living in them it has been a good start under difficult circumstances blt such progress is much too slow we hope to be able to furnish moredctnils about the wartime houses under consideration from time to time and will be glad to pnssirtmtoour readers a tthc present it appear the only solution to an acute local problem kuitokial noteis v sv ns v carrou mx n m uk ii 1b private charity on the decline one of the many disturbing tendencies of this era 1 is the decline of private charity there are two reu ons for this and thev are closely allied firstly the people who have always in the pus in the united kingdom the output of coal per man is 12 tons in nova scotia it is 14 in albert vi and in the united states 57 tons i the town of cheslcy has been lfct a legacy of 5000 what a giftat a tnruujien councillors are vl iliiili i ln imri hnrit no longer have struggling to li ways of meeting higher costs without raising taxes to pretty we the ability to do so high tuxution hn swallowed up their surplus funds secondly chnrituble activities are tailing mor and more into the hands of the state much of the help thutu5edtobegivcn privately from private funds is now gien publicly from public funds what we huve today in fact is a kind of coercive humunitariunism the state has established itself as a middleman- betln the fortunate and the less for tunate taking from one class und giving to fhe oth er the new kindof charity which is collective and compulsory is effectively driving out the old kind of charity which wus personal and voluntary it is becoming increasingly difficult in canada for individuals to make monev above and beyond what they uctuully need many people maintain this is a sign of progress but it orks sharply against the private charitiessince they depend in a verv large measure on the existence ol a class which is able and willing ro give away motrev private charities ure being harmed in another way also related to government policy as interest rates are forced down and kept down- cheap mon ey hcingaii obsession with most presentduy gov ernments private charttable religious and educat ional orgamzuiions find their endowments msuffic ient to keep them going the long range eft cct tit these policies high taxes low interest rules and extensive social se- vices is obvious privutc charitv will dwindle to the vanishing pfmit public charitv which is not really charity at alt will dominate the lives of the poor and handicapped these people will we suspect find themselves paying a high price fur the benific ence of the almightv state calgary herald high according to one who is supposed to know ihe claim is made that the average woman can take on look at another female and if subsequently usked can state whav the said woman was wearing the col or of her hair whether it is artificial or natural tri color of her eyos her approximate height weight and age also whether she has well shaped hands limbv etc on the other hand states this student of human nature a husband can live with his wife for years und under crossexamination can testify only the up- proximate color of her hair tier height weight etc vu4p4 uxtid mixed nuts cmico wb avuuu o l- dimnib we might as well reconcile ourselves to the re- i moval of price control- advises the swift current sun price control is coming off it will invulve price adiustments upwards und downwards if this is to remain a free country these price adustments huve to be accepted no government of a free coun- trv can guarantee to keep prices at any level merely to make the public more contented the wisest course for us all is to hoid our horses it is for us tu remember why price control was put on and not to get a wild idea that the government has made some sort of contract with us to keep prices und the co t ot liv ing tronl rising in war or pear the canadian red cross will mukejts annual ap peal to the people of canada during the month of march the sum needed to carrtuvin the program of the society for the year 147 ssocitrthki it this am ount the ontario branch will ask for wlhxltho no orgunijutiori in canadu has done amorecorr- an ettort is being made to ifunch a new plht4 organisation in canadu under the name of the un ion of electors of ontario and quebec particulats ure given in full in a lull page advt in the renfrew mcrcurv headquarters are given asblind river 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