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facb two the acton free press thuiuiuav aimiii jim im sib artmt 3folrrbb rjtilau try tbwhfer art 0uu uuiu4 j thimai ou unscaiknom bato 1 tukoi advutodic to vtfl tl iwl lu uiulkj utb 4 i arrfllt lu mm l hth limrtjmami h lb ll ufc uwiumii o auir otuj uii ufcril i vaum omk in mtwey ammukt way the harmful contequencet of heavy drink inf for hellh and moral have been proven 1 time and afain scarcely let diaturtmg to an reaponaibk citlien mutt be the economic effecti for a luiie at the province s liquor bill indicates nothing leu than the undermining of the living tlandardt of a aection of the pop ulalion in the htcal year ending march hit 1048 the people of ontario apent an etnmated total of 220000000 for hard liquor beeraand wine the amount received by the provincial board for the alcholic beverage it told wet 173211 ss3 but thit doet not include the huge profitt of beverage room and other retailert and the addition of these warrant an estimate of 220 000 000 at the amount paid by the con turners that works out to an average of roughly ihs per family in a year when the average income of wage and salary workers was under the 2 000 mark and the results of this big expenditure are given in part in the news minors getting liquor and committing crimes a new ontario hospital for alcoholics at an estimated cost of 100000 homes broken and shooting by drink crazes individuals so common that tbev hardly cause comment bootlegging rampant in most every section of the province more outlets being established to bring in more rev enue to make more alcoholics to fill more hos pitals it s sure a crazy run around system wc tolerate without reason and it s definitely not building better canadians bomb proof and contented to make ourselves less vulnerable to bomb ing attacks it has been suggest ed in parliament that the domimon government should refuse any farther loans tor home building or vital industrial construction in our big cities the object would be to force decentralization to spread people and industry over far wider areas so that a few atom bombs could not put us quickly and permanently out of business says the financial post in a recent editanal britain and the countries of western europe learned about the dangers of concentration in tharcoent ar under fire hey were forced to evacuate stores of thousands of people and to scatter and duplicate their mot essential in d us tries li t to he hoped the new atlantic treaty will parc us learning a similar lesson in the future but it tvould seem only prudent to consider uhat other precautions r might take not oni uould c be safer and our economy more stable if our population was far more widely dispersed but lift for all of us might be simpler happier and healthier concludes the post but it looks as tf it ill take a bomb to get the idea anss to the people as a uhole and those effuunt it minded people in particular that life for eerone would be more pleasant if people crc not made to lic together in such big mass lumps traffic problems uould be lessened ncres would be less framed friends could meet friends more often and oxgcn wouldn t need to be carried in tanks for those who participate in profession at sports if vc would just spread out a bit in our living in canada where there is unlimited room we in the smaller towns have been preach ing this decentralization idea for years we do hope that bombs will not be necessary for cityfolk to see the necessity for the move ion moral dectdencb has eaten out the heart of civilizations before oura the evidence of moral malnutrition lie around us in evary village and town farm and factory the young couple who were tricked into the belief thlt romantic love alone wa the basis for enterfng marriage and lott a fair chance to build a home the moral chaos in thi lives of teen agert in their pathetic and futile abate of the thrill thj mtuhw the public enemies who make money out of moral defeat and care not a damn for the hell on earth they cause these are only a few of the symptons it would be a bold man who would argue that better schooling and penicillin hive cured this cancer in modern life the strength of a nation it measured by it hght for purity absolute purity is a poiitlve vibrant force that arrests the decline of civil ization and sets men and women free it can be found by anyonetany time industry owiunltlp muat iw ag more shutdowns in government owned ent erprises in saskatchewan have been reported the fish plants at lac la uonge and leaver lake obiects of high hope on the part of the ccb government have ceased operations they tiave followed the ime course as the ktate owned shoe factory at prince albert the douglas administration in sakatche wan is finding that there is a great difference be tween beautiful theories on paper and the realties of actual practice the gct- stateowned enterprises arc discovering thit they arc gov erned by market conditions in the same way that private ventures are when the market fish plants and shoe factories arc affected and will not ahftorb any more hsh or any more shoes staffs have to be cut down even if the plants and factories are owned by the state what has happened in saskatchewan should be an object lesson for all those who may be inclined to think that state ownership is some it mil of economic cure atl that guarantees obs and financial security to worker the shoe workers in prince albert and the employees of the fish plants at lac la rongc and reaver lake can tell them differently winnipeg tribune 3cn recollections ol aclon crotzctc3b kditorial notes thoaeapjil snowstorms arc always more difficult to weather than the ones wc anticipate in february and arc prepared for trout fishing season opens a week from saturday for those who may be interested and for more who might want to b interested if you haven t done it yet there is just one more week in which to file your income tax return and of course your radio license was due a month ago brampton has started worknn a new slfvo 000 community centre and arena most eve y town in the district has such a spot these days and those who experienced the lack are hasten ing to get in line daylight saving becomes effective in this district next sunday and the logical thing to do it to set the time ahead and forget about it until next september it will only be irritating to endeavor to have two times back in 1899 from lit uu a 7v km pfum ttuuy aprtl tmk ls ur ollbart crvamer baa rrnud ikr patrick uamb farm ur ali holm lb iujn farm aiul mr jtmn uuurhar the uoffal farm tn -kaaiaftaweya- kggs fall f run i i to 10 oil th- cuclph market but hatunlay on tucwjay wni ltrtiutrtt n rollttunl in tale uf lt ottba yurm from ur jimn kuiwll to ur hugh wallace of naaaa a quiet rdtllmk wu cmitl on turaday veiling at uetho thl xutrdtuiitdf htiwtr avr wttm th boiuta of holy wrdtfk k warv tut red into by ur chart w uuon of johnalown n y and ulu nulr iloyd daughlfr or the lau llrmy u iloyd at tun i lev j a uu m ma iwrformml th 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