Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 7, 1945, p. 3

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thursday jnb tih ims the acton free press pack thbkti one good term deserves another hughes cleaver federal uberal candidate for halton 4 to my friends in iilton through the press over the radio and on the public platform i have endeavored to frankly tell yon the plans of the liheral party and the type of legislation which i will advocate for the postwar period during the campaign i have ml brought in to the riding any outsidetspeakers hut have discussed your problem with you personally as when the elections are ov er it is y our elected member who will b representing the riding anil not hinh powered speakers from outside places i hold very strongly to the view that when elected a member should servt all constituents in the riding irrespective of party affiliation during the ten yeaivlhat i luxe been your member i june given personal attention to even proper request which has been made to me by anyone conservatives and liberals alike i believe that both my political opponents as well as liberals will freely concede this fact should i be reelected there will beaio change in this established practice the war has taught us many lessons if we have sense and courage enough to profit by these lessons canadians can enjoy a standard of living almost double what it is today the w ar has proven beyond all doubt that we can finance the production of cverv thing which it is physically possible to produce the liheral partv is pledged to full employment and social srcuritv for even one i believe that in the postwar period we should use the same determin ation to win the peace as has been used to win the war and that we should not hesitate to use the les- sons- which the war has taught us to achieve the type of postwar life winch we all desire your sincerely 1tughes cle wer polling day june 11 fonsrosert

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