Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 29, 1953, p. 3

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your liberal candidate mubray mcphail no one who desires a reduc tion in federal expenditures or who hopes for lower taxes can possibly vote for a conservative candidate a conservative vote as the record proves and as mr st laurent has been pointing out is a vote for a vastliy increased federal budget and cor increased taxes or debt there is no hope absolutely none of reduced expenditures from the conservative party or indeed from any of the splinter parties ajlne same time george drew has been going from platform to platform promising a beautiful half billion dollars off the national budget he has been committing the conserv ative party most solemnly to mea sures which will increase federal expenditures by at least another bil lion dollars it is true there has been some talk in halton by the conservative candidate that such things as tele graphs telephones and communica tions for the canadian government cost too much it should be pointed out that communications for a nat ion will run into a substantial am ount when navy army and air force are operating in six foreign coun tries and coast to coast in canada a major amount of the appropria tion authorized by parliament was for the construction installation and maintenance of telephone teletype and wireless facilities for the arm ed services including radar stations the tory candidate claims this is reckless freespending in the de fence department point three of the tory promises calls for a dominion provincial tax conference to revise our whole system of taxation so that taxes on homes and farm lands for educa tion health and other services can be substantially reduced reducing- the taxes on homes and farm lands for education and health services does not eliminate the costs of those services if the local auth orities have their share of the costs lightened and are thereby enable to reduce taxes hen proportionately the cost burden on the other gov ernmental authorities goes up this move would of necessity involve an increase in federal expenditures the conservative promise on hou sing states that the party will in troduce a housing program which will make it possible for small in come earners to buy new homes this would be done by improving the terms and conditions under which houses can be built and pur chased here again these things can only be done by subsidy or higher federal expenditures on housing- than are now being made by otta wa no country in the world has had a higher proportionate increase in housing than wo have had since the war but it is difficult to imagine how a conesrvative government could get more houses built without spending more money this is the sort of financing that is supposed to win friends for the frustrated tories actually nei- ither mr drew or any of his candi dates appear to be too familiar with sound financing and with all this talk afoout holidays i can only say this if through apathy the government is defeated on august 10th the evidence is that the people witnesses convention 125000 in new york attending the 1053 international assembly of jehovah s witnesses in new york city mr and mrs john cordaro who are among several lo cal people there sent clippings from the new york papers telling of the highlights over 125000 people attended the weeklong assembly wnica took place mainly in yankee stadium several thousand were baptized in riverside cascade swimming pool witnesses came from all over the world to hear nathan h knorr the president of the sect and other prominent speakers in a 160 acre wheatfield at now market n j 30 000 stayed in a huge trailer camp this religious sect which claims almost half a million members in 127 countries grew out of the teach ings of charles taze russell who died in 1916 the founder interpre ted the scriptures literally and built up a system of predictions con cerning christ who he believed al ready had returned in 1874 first known as russelites thejr la ter on took the name of the internat ional bible students ass n the watchtower and bible tract soc iety and in 1931 came to be called jehovah s witnesses after mr russell s death joseph franklin rutherford was president until his death in 1942 of canada and of halton may have more holidays than we 11 know what to do with before this article is concluded i wish to announce my intention of speaking to the electors of this county over station ckoc hamil ton on friday evening july the 31st at 8 00 pm during this ap pointed time it will be my privilege to discuss further issues of import ance connected with this election keep halton happy vote liberal advertisement published by halton ubermi association mongoloid trlbtt boat j columbus 1 amirlea most historians credit either christopher columbus or americus v espucious with the discovery of america in the 13th century a d but the modern ethnologist that erudite fellow who specializes in tracing the origin classification and relationship of races has other idea6 he favors the theory that america was discovered in the dim distant ages before 20 000 b c by mango lold tribesmen from northeastern asia the peopling of the americas began in prehistoric times when desperate asiatics driven by hun gcr and cold crossed the bering slraits to america plunging bravely through the vast forests they lived on roots and berries and the meat of wild animals finally tncy even ventured out upon the broad grasslands to follow wander ing herds of bison r gradually in the course of centuries they spread oer the americas tibctian tribes with a rerrfarkable resemblante to the american in dian have been found on the south ern slopes of the himalaa moun tains in physique dress behavior and even in the intonation of their language the similarity is unde mable wednesday evening july 20 1853 the aeoeoetown fflfrij page 8 w gave him this ob to d axlo quisumi in 1949 the canadian people expressed their confidence in st laurent and the liberal program this glance at the record reveals some4f canadas tremendous accomplishments under st- laurents leadership no other country has fought a war balanced its budget reduced its debt cut taxes all at the same time now theres another big job ahead and louis st laurent nr than er is the canadian best fitted to do the job frmwtfett eapuymat art prosperity ievetopkf mr trade expaufiit oar uotstry streaglheubt mr dollar sipportiog funrag and fishing fosterhg good laboar coiditms working for iihmmi secmrity more canadians working for higher nay than ever before new records established in nauooal production nations income every rear since 1949 old markets expanded new markets opened op omdp third largest trading nation in world external trade at alltime high negotiated mutual tariff concessions with 34 countries a practical way of freeing international trade liberal policies have enco rapid economic g unprecedented development of resources consumer purchases doubled since the war investment in new plants and equipment running over 5 billion a year budgets balanced national debt reduced inflation brought under control taxes lowered canadian dollar strong these basic industries aided by trade agreements boor prices new lowcost insurance plan assists owners of smaller fishing vessels farm production and income at record levels new federal legislation prohibits discrimination on grounds of race colour or religion unemployment insurance extended to cover seasonal layoff of workers special efforts to help disabled workers to find useful and satisfying employment time loss from strikes at low point to prevent aggression canadas forces erring la far cast and europe canada making major contribution to nato defence buildup largest peacetime defence program in our history full support to uoitedtnsuons all to preserve peace fran eh forest assumes entirely new shape the ghosts of bourbon monarchs and musketeers will rein up their mounts this spring belore an odd sign in a forest near paris the signpost will read shape su preme headquarters allied pow ers in europe behind the sign on a qoacre tract a few miles from versailles sprawl ing barracks and an office building with 18 wings will grow likespring wildflowers into general eisenhow er s european pentagon as a permanent site for shape the french government has set aside an juiused portion of a presi dential shooting preserve in the famous forest of marly here backed by rolling saucer r ridges where kings and courtiers once rode to the hunting horn the problems of europe s defense in the 1950 s will be hammered out russian railroads russian railroads have managed to set the world s record for rail road accidents in 1934 lazar kag anovich then commisar of trans portation released these startling figures 62 000 accidents occurred on the russian railway system that year hundreds of lives were lost and thousands were injured but comrade kaganovich passed over these matters lightly in his report what worried him was the loss of 7000 locomotives and 64 000 cars destroyed only 19 090 new cars were placed in service during the same year comrade k wailed maine syrup production it takes between forty and fifty gallons ot raw sap normally to make one gallon of syrup and dur ing the evaporating stag the pro ducer must be constantly alert to see that the liquid is drawn at the exac moment to meet federally- regulated color standards thatwill bring him top financial returns maine s maple syrup production normally runs around 60 000 gal ions with maple sugar adding an other 15 000 pounds to the crop total grateful america in remembrance of the distin guished marquis de lafayette amer icans have named after him eight counties more than a dozen towns and cities and countless streets parks squares and schools chil dren saved their pennies and in 1900 presented france with an equestrian statue of their hero which was placed in the square du carrousel near the louvre tin cannons tin in the first cannons helped to break the grip of feudalism in the middle ages kings and commoners ate from dishes of pewter a tin alloy english tinners were so high ly regarded they had their own parliament and courts the science of photography born on pewter sheets grew up on tintypes the tin can tin coated sheet steel made armies independent of the countryside for rations it built the cities of the world by freeing men from the chore of growing their own food tiger still a terror not by legend alone has the great cat of asia been feared and re spected in the jungles of india and mountains of mongolia across burma indochina malaya sumatra and java the tiger still kius men around singapore tigers were once so numerous that they claimed an average of one human victim a day in the city s outskirts jurigle vil lages in thailand are still terrorized by maneaters pockmarks on moon the pockmarks on the face of the moon astronomers believe are due to bombbke hits by meteorites the theory is that meteors ap proaching the bare surface of the moon are not cooled off and rela tively slowed down by an atmo sphere envelope such as protects the earth offers you i this proof compare before you buy ordinarv or high pressure burners oilomatic with ww pressure principle limited to narrow ranee of oil only one source of all- supply efficiency toes down year after year average life 10 years war production board estimate pinpoint nozzle openlnr not fitted for todays low firing rate not efficient in small homes fuel spurts by pressure to adjustrinust chants nozzle 100 pounds or more pressure required t cut rata brands use this high pressure system burns any domestic fatel till two sources air supply operates for 20 years with i drop in efficiency 90 4 installed in last years still give troublefree large nonclog nozsle opening adjusts accurately to as lew as 2 quarts per hour fuelsaving comfort in even smallest homes exclusive ouomaue thrift meter measures every drop only 2 to 4 pounds pressure years of painstaking enfcineer- ing perfected the ouomatle low pressure system g r muckart plumbinr heating tlnsmithlng electrical wiring- oil burners and service phone 318w or j bstd more man for quick service 25 years no garbage pickup on civic holiday garbage usually gathered that day will be picked up in the thursday collection for plain and- rock eace concrete blocks also chlmneybtiocer rrs oriole concrete block co w j mcgowan 9th line glen williams georgetown 777 outoftown callers please reverse charges georgetown stores will be clo se next monday tor civic bollday theres a coop hog feed for si4 every need coop pig starter coop pig finisher coop 15 hog grower coop hog and sow concentrate coop 15 sow ration there is no secret about all the best ingredients which go into the manufacture of coop feeds your local coop mill foreman will be happy to show you the formulae as issued by united cooperatives sold at your local halton cooperatieupiies free delivery route days georgetown 86 milton 127

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