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the georgetown herald wed nesday evening jjigust 14th 1946 glimpses of parliament by hughes cleaver halums member burlington ont august 9th 1940 as this la my concluding letter on the work of the session which ad journed on wednesday ol this week nptn next november i would like to express my thanks to the county press tor the opportunity which has been afforaed to me of passing on to my constituents some or the high lights of the session looking back over the work of the sessions i am once again impressed with the fact that notwithstanding all of its weaknesses our democratic form at government is perhaps the best form of government which has yet been devised in that it responds so accurately and so quickly to an arous ed public opinion when war was declared last sep lember we were united in our support of the war effort but the majority of people in canada were inclined to measure canada s war responsibility with the yardstick of canada s ef fort in the last war we were con tent to let great britain assume the major part of the struggle and to imply do what we were asked to do without assuming any real initiative of our own with the defeat of the allied cause m denmark and norway followed by the collapse of holland of belgium and finally prance public opinion un derwent a complete change in its at titude toward the war public opln- ion demanded a much greater meas ure of sacrifice and responsibility than we had ever before assumed during the past two months we have aeen a complete transformation brought about through the influence of the events of the war upon public opinion the measure for the con scription of manpower and wealth was passed almost unanimously our airtraining scheme which was to have been graduallj expanded until it would reach its maximum in three years time is now to be in full oper ation by the late fall of this year the construction of planes in canada will soon reach 300 planes per month canada will soon be turning out its first tanks millions are being sptnt on explon esand on shell loading plants we hae now in all services something over 150 000 men under arms voluntary enlistments are pro oeeding at the rate of over one thoua- man who is only earning 12 00 per week under the canadian act the payments into the fund and the bene fit payments which a worker receives both auotuate with the wage which the worker earns when employed the act is undoubtedly a move in the right direction and hi fact no member of the house of commons expressed himself in opposition to the prlnclpl of unmployment insurance but we were kept waiting so long for this legislation on account of the constitutional difficulties which were nob finally overcome until a few weeks ago that i fear the act has been passed too hurriedly and without hav ing had the consideration and the discussion which it deserved there ore- many features of the act as to which i tin free to admit x do not agree but z of course supported it notwirhscandlng its many deficiencies to me it is a matter of great regret that no provision is made to adequ ately take care of the problem of seasonal unemployment and conse quently many will be unable to qualify under the act then again there is no provision to guarantee a wageearner that he will ever receive back any of the money which he has paid into the fund to compel a wage earner in steady employment to make weekly payments into a fund all his life and to make no provision whereby ht will ever receive anything back out of the fund does not appeal to me then again the employer is also discriminated against the em ployer who plans his worlt so that he can keep his men continuously em ployed pays exactlj the same rate in to the fund as an employer who has no regard for uie continuous employ mept of his men i made representa tions to the department in regard to all of these different points before the introduction of the measure to gether with other points which have been atlsfactorilj dealt with now ever in a large sent me of thls nature we cannot expect perfection in use first instance and the act can be intended as actual performance directs i ih to think lhe people of hal on for the min helpful suggestions which i have receipt d from thtm from unit t timt in conmcuon with m i work as member and to isle ou to tht sood work hughes cleaver iti fr m s l and per week and in addition to this commencing september 15th we are to call up thirty thousand men mon thlj for a short course in military training we are to spend this vear in our war effort ai least one billion dollars it is difficult to reduce this large sum to an amount in terms of j our personal ideas of money the best i can do is to sav that we are spending for war purposes 1902 every minute of every day including sun days this year to provide the money for this huge expenditure we must not only tax j oiu dn wlitn voung mother sht ad ui record mall response the director of public information reports a record response to the talks series lets pace the pacts over 50 000 people from all over the do minion have already written asking for painted copies of the tapes and every day the mall bags are heavy with new requests and letters of ap preciation an additional honour the british broadcasting corporation has asked permission to print the talks which hidden uy we rebroadcast in britain for the bbc publication the lis tener the speaker on sunday august 18 at 10 00 to 1030 pm edst is col henry breckinridge the prominent now york attorney who usedrc to be a close friend of cpl lindbergh but who has recently expressed himself very strorgly on the subject of the latter s isolationist speeches other outstanding speakers who have al ready consented to take part in the scries are robert sherwood author or the current broadway success there shall be no night and henry luce editor of time life and for tune magazines old friends in new surroundings farmers and their families visiting the canadian national exhibition in toronto this year will have an op portunity to sec the cbc farm broad cast go on the air dailv monday to fridiv at 12 30 pm standard or 130 pm dajlirht saving time don fairbalrn cbc farm commentator foi ontario and quebec and the craigs w ill broadcast from tht rca one more reason for beating hitler if any additional reason is necessary for bringing about hitler s downfall it is a desire to escape having the ger man language imposed on us olive jensen writing in life outlines the language as a curious method of hu man communication whose future in this cataclysmic stage in the descent jf man depends on the fall of a hypo thetical spun coin if the voin lands with uie hitler face up it is not in conceivable that german will become the language of europe if the face is that or winston churchill german may take its place in the limbo of dead languages along with greek and la- tin something to be inflicted on schoolboys germans in their relations with oth er germans are a docile people they cherish great respect for authority political or grammatical german grammar dictates that they say die am rage des krlesgsausbrunches bett- lagertge mutter erhlelt die nachrlcht dass ih mahn zum fuegerabwehrob- erkomman do and der west front als untergeschutzwart elngeszogen worden st this means the the day of war outbreak lying infoed mother itcelved the news that her nusband to the antiaircraft head quarters- on the western front as un der gun guard called been has tolci ant sentimentalists in other lands arc apt to excuse germans ken as persons for this extravagant manner oi speech on the ground that as children they pick it up around uw house unfortunately one does not jusl pick up little expressions like auslandsoteutschtum ntazionalso zlollstihe deutsche arbelterpartei and tele unkengesellschaf t while thumbing through peter rabbit words lixt wtltkriegswltwenunterstutzung- svereln world war widows aid so ciety a t not tossed casually even at i teutonic tot in a high chair science a cold blooded german love of science has kone into this belgians dutch scandinavians poles and itudios lr the government building pnnrhmen who have found without ibcntlit ol dictionary wflat ls mi m it the exhibition grounds if few minims plan to drop by blitdcrtlg and schrccklicheit pure food storl 1 crisco fob frying and cake making 1 lb tin 19c nkhsons baking chocolate unsweetened pkg 19c 3 lux toilet soap 10c when you but 1 lux flakes 23c all for 33c soyomah chocolate fburored drink tin 23c certo fob making jams and jeixies bottle 25c kelloggs krumbles shrek or w pkg 11 vic pork and beans mby s as m mm 2 for 21c special meat values cottage rolls u u piece lb 21c back bacon breakfast bacon j pork bologna 5 32e j pure lard in l lb cartons 3 for 25c nrw honey from credit valley apiaries in 2 lb 4 lb and 8 lb tins a e farnell phone 75 free delivery conn ption of no doub voij i l eird of uler tv ft 1 r that star ed th wir and cord lots ol s one- about lm i m gmn to toll von some more a limn gypsy trails hoofs tlatter on the highwav hnr- itvm1 j 1 1 t- 1 and bright colours tlash n the sunlight as t lit bnraiin folk iki the rond agiln with tht re o uu nir of ixon zucki rt s orthc vim lu was onk fifteen lnon zuc- rt i olid ir mi lius own on hi in bunas ain ind in mo po ml ir i mlxrs wtrt h n irr int mei t anu from hi south ann niin 1 s i itnji hi hi m d it tiobbv ti loulcl 1 till nlllmi ill ailllll tin vi s spurt humr tiuil and t im u i p -i- il i liiiiuiii i i jo mci s rrow imi uc nils proirimmt v 11 lw h aid in t i j j0 pin pdst n m tiuliu a if 1st slit lied b bumpin as bain r four lop adolf from erunfc ead on the floor kind fill national income to the point when the peope will onl have a bare ing left but we must also borrow omething oer half of the cost or the war thus far normal thing condi tions have not serioumj been inter ierred wih people are still driving their motor cars and are still enjoj ing all lords of amusements but be fore the war is over we in canada ma bee the need to den oursehes all of the luxuries and some of the things which todaj are considered necessities in addition vo the measures respect- 1 ing the war ke canadian parliament tills year passed one measure of major importance nameh unemp oyment in thi adolf with paim pot and ladder urance the present act furnishes and pasti pot t sure looked a sight imemployimn insurance lor about t took im to work oer mornln geearners in and brought em back ome even night not there s no doubt thai treatment to ls mabi sounds i bt rough but somioni should till mrs itltr she didn t bump im hard enough whin jilt r was eight n or twentj and just join into uuir grade tin j took im from school to start workln and tak up the ouse paintin trade mil tory behind hit- mnr nt with singiiii tin popu sonijs ol tod i ii t t ir and i ult ik jt s- jullraj s lxtil douik fain rlix k hi nil to find out just w ji tami to tx wnmn and i j i h henn f n w pro imrai rhi ston h i rid thi iv sit ir is t g 4 in edst v wrot in j i k v i i whose i 1 w fi mtrodiim l ii slum on irt lc ii tairi v v v irs ago 1 1 nei a1 i i iu rs wi 1 lorv n sh nil i inist 24 spalter from d i iouii i ndrr s i lose three fourths of the canada it provides for the raising wmualj ol a fund amounting to ap- proximaulj txtv inililons as follows w xi be contributed by the fmpioyerr of labour 40 to be con ributed b em p ovits 20 jj be contributed by the dorr in on government and in iddmon to the 20 to be contrite ed bv th- government it la also to -x-a- jjc fntire cost of the i bdmijs n on of the act which will cost b vn hve and six millions an nua j n e at s to dp administered by a bo of three members and by adviwj ixjards on which labour and cap al wll have equal repre en ta hon aji employees to be en gaged in the work of administering tte act re to be employed by the civil ser ici commission in order to take the administration of the act out of politics under the act an imployet must work for thirty weeks before he becomes eligible for the benerit payments and then his weekly benefit payments cannot ex ceed in number one fifth of the weeks he has worked thla would mean that a man employed for thirty weeks of the year and then thrown out of work for the balance of the year would only be entitled to six weeks of insurance payments and lor the remaining sixteen weeks of the year would either have nothing coming in at all or would be on relief he fact that a man must work for thirty weeks before he is eligible for payments will prevent many from ever qualifying and the fact that the bene fit payments are restricted to one fifth m number of the weeks he has work- dis necessary to insure the financial soundness of the scheme but very ite tbeopetrfthe ene fit and i fear that many working men will be disappointed before drafting the present act of ficials of the department made a careful study of all existing types of u insurance in force la the world today these differ all the way from compulsory saving schemes to fiat rate pool insurance while the canadian act has nothing of a com pulsory savings character in its pro- ttrtooi it does not go to the other jktnme of a flat rate pool insurance jboh as ls in force in great britain ja omt britain the collections are mad on a fiat rate basis and the are also paid in the same jmtf a man mere earning 43600 f the same unemnloy- i payments as does a the jcars wmt by slouji for luer and sometimes they put lm in jill and uiat why e called all na tjs j cduse ro ont would put up ls bill oiu dav the officials rcleasid im ann v t lm adrift with tin mob but someoni ad stolon b kisu pot and then p was out of i job but whil e ad languishes m prison e ad a peculiar dream and whu e awoke in the mornln id worked out a wond rful schemi so standin one day on a corner c started collectln a crowd a policeman came up and said itler you kr ow that free scich aln t allowid thin tumin around to the policeman soon nd is back to the mob and got al the peopli behind lm who pushed lm right into a job thiy started u call lm the furore thats ckrman for king fish they tay but e called uie rest of m nimvs and made em ell itler all day e beat up the czeckoslovakles and then e went after the polos but when c came out with navy be chased em back into lhrir oles on day when e went down to munich they showed their affection quite clear they blew up is pals in a beer- all and wasted a lot of good beer w jor a while fool the people but 111 gamble my very last dime as sure as is names adolf itler e can t fool em allall the time uniirfr furs comi to lift h 11 in i ion tin cbc w li 1 il i rondnis lr mi ui n i ioiui fxh bi ui ii i i l t 2 at 8 jo pm f- i toliimm will bi d i i w nini ol the british 1 n nt it thi fxhibition loron o ink from i i unpin tl m pn til i ml i i i x i m urn n i i tin untis i n lui i nt 1 rtis will 1 iisu i ih in in pnvio iiu of hi ir to i i kc b urn hijh and k unit the c iiiudian ii dij au s i this mi to the i build ii ex irious common more ex v out till building sir wil dso mmlsmoni r ill ihr ir flrb llu n hjhl it and tar a ikust 24 ijit hall i 1000 to lsl oeorgf story of uunmr jix at irulirlmu and tom hamilton will out im hu j sir harry sinking i 1ow tn be i s lor and limit fi m t your old chairman hi uik wadduikton exu nds a cordial unit ition to iinoii win d llkt to mi tin hrimd ilm lr lrt tickets nu to tin stulon miuimer cbl ull mto the greatest architect and the one most needed is hope henry ward beecher some of the most hinin successes in history have come from wrestling with a disability science is the systematic classifi cation of experience george lewes we cannot mend a selfish life with a patch from gods full salvation a lolin with a pa fverj iniiin sir idivanils violin has an liitenslliik story but the re- iim history ol that belonging to mlsclta pomonski toronto violinist probably iquals any eplsode of 11a pre vlous 111 becaum he gavi it to its prcsenl owner in 1935 allowing a to liaie cm many the famous berlin antique dialer werthclm ls now in j nazi concentration camp mr poz- nanskl will play his stradlvarius in a recital over the national network or the obc on monday august 19 from 7 30 to 7 45 pjn edst mr pouank- was bom at lids poland in 1911 and staried to study the violin when he was six m 1b3s he graduated from the warsaw unl versity and with his parents went to jerusalem he gave concerts in egypt and syria and in 1927 received a scholarship from oskar hehsex am erican consul general at jerusalem to study at the new york conserva tory of musical art from which he graduated in 1900 receiving a gold medal from the new york music week association since then he has given concerts in every principal dfcy of europe and america his accompan ist en august u win be reginald oos- deo 11 huvi to deelop a certain scun tihr zrnllt they wish to identlfj such iharaliirs in their new literature as i hotiiitotunpotntatenmautixnrr d ritu ntatstrrater a classic ex un pit which turns out to bi bctrajcr il an itttmpt to assassinau the mur ni dtrn of tlu mother of a king of he ra liotti mots hun au of coursi miui other as ri imils to tin frerman linguage to be- 1 ir in wi i ilthoiikh it maj ill sound k liriunis o tin iinmitiausd it ls jhjkui dlniiil in inous parts of ciinum thin is hikh girmm ijo 0iiiii swibiin s1x011 baarun i i ui frisian vor irlbirkiiin baden lsl ii tn ind tlin ls ooi hi which lk kisjn iri but more lomh i with om difiiliilt girmai tn y n uli to rnjmi produtli 1 ol i r dunning in oiu of the ran i i ps ii tin system gr ii suness at jus iu aehiived rathi r clieokik b i j w i imei hilnnch hune goilhi sdnllir wuland holdinr ind othi rs hi 1 tht language quite handj ihonils mi tin and erich rimarque nw g n far with gtrman ilthoughl ivt oi illj awa from berlin today rman is proin it i if a rj us fjl mwl um lor si ii litiruri and journ ill tic works i- meln kampf d r s urnn i mil ii volklmhii bobac i ir i l a inarilous laniuut fir c in itrnminds th i c irr convic i n lui ii not cluttered up with x tints nnd thirr is no bothersome aord for talr m ihi iiortliu stnsi 1 it in is lnipoitt it of all it l soken aiili lit ihinch i uki bj somt 90 immkhhi t rmiil for furopiiitu who win to kt ow whcihir uuir bn al is rsuj i quirk coursi in this tongue l us i rt w significance fir t l1 inn gi rman ls decei tiu nipli yis l ja with a lit tit prail n om can master nfin or n a i men 1 mi alls cr pes i mu tlun ls tin matter of similar i in ill rnklish and germ in em ltlik tlu same lirms for 7i pjelin i tl pumpi nnckij but more in hid thoughts can raise hob with mo liiikns for i xamiile i am i li li bin howeir if one uses the di lonir tn si i am nsciiik woll i ih is ii h bin fulili nd gut will 1 ls thorough wrong tlie ror mi ui wii l ks ri lit mir gut lit ins t nw good which k an obtous ii xi niinliki wa of sohing the niidlt tin n thin arc u rises moods im nn i gend is kn h has a littli ninin nil its own ius in u case of di bhtzkriik lightning wari huh is n asiulini while dli artx it work i ls feminine and dns krank i iiiils liospllah ls jilst neuter like iis madchen imnlrieni it ls best st k ti urinal monosyllabu s hki donntrwi tur goodness mei nnd llirausl iscramli hie seer t of german ls knowing how to pile up lilt as until jou get a mini for instancr an eis exampk s ilx i 1 phono or fernsprecher ft rn nteans far ind iprwher is ikt r hospital ls simplj sick- lioiisi submarine under sea boat hien tlre is a woman i compact i i t thin is a beaut to be consider i ri schonholt it is kept in a con tntiior koffer meaning tnink ubunusl a trunk ls too bulky to car- r nnmnd and must be reduced rin r fore germans add chen mean- iivr small and the hnal result is si lonheitskoiferchm or small beau- i trunk umlau or two small dot are added over owels merely be- n w germans are jealous of danes for running linea through their o s aqihabeucatiy ootffiah- for anybody familiar with old english it inclines to heavy black oothlc and expressions like yef i fuppofe fo because s and f look pretty much alike so do u and n and capital i and cap ital j are exactly the awne in that both look like a fancy capital t pro nunciation raises fresh practically m- boljblc difficulties the personal pro noun i is idi which is not pronoun ced eltner dc or ish but coughed consider schneusug which wiwi by the qerman system of graphic word pictures qukkpun and hence ex press train phonetically this goes shbbhhneutsungkk hot it must be quickly almost all at once ih the final test volklaeher beohachter ad olf hitlers newspaper whose name means national observer the desir ed effect ls fu r 1 kisher beh-ob- ach tcoughi ter that costs 30 reiclispferinigs pronouncing the p back talk is simple for germans be cause their language works backward no taigic for his jouth the german sayjt als lch funf jahr alt war hattc ich ein schones schnellfeuergeschutz or when i fie yeirs old was had i i ovelj machine gun rotkappchcn uie german eted ridirtghood inquiring into th teason for grandmas dis tended i yes gets this snappy retort dass ich dich besser schen kann or that i vou better see can in simi lar pidgin english comes an announce- nunt frarr herr gottfried schmllz- mpfeffir and wife emma to the e ic tint the engagement of ojr diukhur hilda with her under-oper- mons dinctor ol the municipal gar lugt disjxial plant franz schneider from gnrirtlsch honor we oursehes h reb respectful to announce tor pnctiial purposes readers who in uipite a sudden need to know ger- m ui luid best conrine themselves at tin suirt to signs germans love to nit ip suls all of them admonitory hun neur an doubt in germany oniorntiik what is not done because il urh giuchone ls plainh lib 1 virboen on tlu grass going s iirbouli defenestration or leaning- ont v f oi t oifthe window is verbo tin somiiimes thls ls rendered strtn- k ins and xlieihch verboten but i nnnlv means strongest and pol nh foi bidden other good things to know tre wavs of saing look out cariful now watch it c nijon take it eosj beware notir hith tension wires and lit hk in german thls is all ach thinmng apples thin imp apius is an orchard prac- tici wlui h liits bien largely overlook il b the truit growers in eastern on lano and quebec states d s blair lln lsion of horticulture dominion experlmcrtal farms ser ice when tht bloom ls cr heay and the wea- thor at blossom time is favourable mot- fruius survive the june drop than the tree can properly nourish to maturity in which case too large a percentage of small fruit will be har vested rucarih has shown that under most conditions thi size of fruit maj be in creased urd better colour obtained by un artificial thinning it will not only to far in eliminating under size fruit bul by careful thinning much of the di f fruit resulting from insects disiams hail and limb rubs can be el iminated which reduces greatly the cost of harvesting packing and mark eting distributing the fruit unifoim- lv over lie tree will result in a more uniform product which is of particu lar importance where box packing is done tmnnln prevents to a very large degree bnakagc due to over- adtn limbs and lissens the cost of propping it further tends to make the tree more rikular in bearing habt thinning is practlsed shortly after the june drop whin the apples are om to one and oni qu irter inches in diameter the dlstai n apart to leave the fruit will depend viry largelv err tin vanetv and giniral condition of the orchard in genenl however on 1 om appli should be left inr spur or bud ana the individual apples on a inmch should be spaced six inches tpart all blemished and imperfect fruits should first be removed in spacing the fruits that are to remain should be lift on the upper side of the limb as fat as possible where they will be ixposed to sunlight thlre are v ariotis techniques eiu- ploved to remove the aodles from the tree the most efficient method is to hold the stem of the apple between uu ihumo and first finger and with the pres ure or force of the remaining fingers separate the ancle from the sum in this wav the apple is remo ved wit hurt disturbing the fruit spur ani ot ler apples attached to it theaje id nootfie- tobacco just like old chum dominion vegetables bananas plmpello 3ib2bc grapefruit 5 25c cabbage ts s- potatoes w 15 beets rrzrr 4ioc celery bod5 lettuce l 5c 8c m pandg soap 10 39c oxydol 21c and 9v roai powier crisco 19c and s3c vecvtome shortenlnc tea 8 oz 36c uftotts red label prairie nuts 9c and 19c vinegar gal 39c camay soap 3 cakes 17 chipso soap flakes 2 pkgs 39c jeweu 2foiii5c shortening handy ammonia pkg 5c salmon 29c and 17c oak leaf red coboe pork and beans clarks o 0c- jl ot- tin rfa4ac bread flour 9z7b dominion stosas ltd