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_Wanted Opportunity _To Be Self Reliant Stated Rod. Adamson "By nature and by inelination, Canadians are an independent, selfâ€" reliant Seople.” Mr. Adamson said. "They don‘t like being regulated, as the Germans do. They don‘t like being pushed around, not even by a government they themselves have elected. \â€"{‘oderol Candjdate In West York Shows That e Is Very Conversant With The Needs For Good Governmentâ€"Campaign Warming Up Mimico, May 2ist, "What Canaâ€"@â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"_â€"_â€"â€" dians want of their government is| "These characteristics ha mot paternalism but rather 0pporâ€"|highly exemplified during t tunity to become selfâ€"reliant and|In the skies over Germany, selfâ€"supporting," Rodney Adamson,|high seas and on the batt Progressive Conservative candidute|we have seen the selfâ€"relia for the Federal seat of West York |initiative that is bred in oun told the campaign meeting in the| We have seen it and I tell 1 Lakeshore district last night. ‘young men are not colmir)‘ RADIO BROADCASTS: ALLAN May 26thâ€"CFRB â€" 9.00 to 9.30 p.m. May 28thâ€"CFRB â€"12.00 to 12.15 noon RESTORE DbOMINION PROVINCIA! CONFIDENCE MAKE ONTARIO STRONG WITH DREW west 4ORA ELEDIOIMY PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE BE SURE YOUR NAME IS ON THE VOTERS‘ LISTS Provincial Election â€"JUNE 4th "They*want the opportunity to suply their own security and it is that opportunity which the Proâ€" gressive â€" Conservative manifesto highly exemplified during this war. In the skies over Germany, on the high seas and on the battlefields, we have seen the selfâ€"reliance and initiative that is bred in our young. We have seen it and I tell you, our young men are not coming home to allow themselves to be beholden to any government for their inâ€" dividual security. Want Opportunity "These characteristics have been Published by Jackson Lundy and Robert Huson â€"â€"â€"â€" Official agents for candidates J AC K A L L A N PROVINCIAL Thistletown Town Hall Monday, May 28th, 8 p.m. â€" The Candidates Islington Legion Hall Wednesday, May 30th, 8 p.m. Candidates and Guest Speaket, Joe Sedgexich Weston Collegiate Thursday, May 31st The Candidates and Guest Speaker Gordon McLelland PUBLIC MEETINGS Headquartersâ€"594 these ways of coâ€"operation, In speaking of this reâ€"adjustment ‘‘The Progressive Conservative|period, Mr. Adamson warned that party," he said, "will establish a|many returning men were going to National Development Board which |find it most Sitficulz profi'em to will include leaders of business,|get back to civvy street and that labor, agriculture and government.|everything possible must be done This board will study employment|by us at gome to help them. needs and from it will emerge Inâ€" ({ief Postâ€"War Project dustry Councils, representing each| ‘"I believe," Mr. Adamgon said, industry and again headed by coâ€"|"to provide such help is one of operative leaders of labor and|government‘s chief postâ€"war proâ€" mmafement," |Jects, Remember that thousands of Pool Ideas ‘our men have had great power at Mr. Adamson said he \\'anted‘to[thEir fingertips. They don‘t want see industry establish rehabilitation |to step out of their airplanes or centres wherein both ideas and emâ€"|from behind their guns and: start ployment requirements could be|selling cornflakes." We must try pooled. to supply them with work that is "Let us suppose the Lake Shore |exciting enough not to produce too industries set up such a centre.”lgreat a reaction to their wartime Mr. Adamson said. "First, each inâ€" ]‘jobs." dustry would make a survey of its| In this regard Mr. Adamson eiployment needs. Perhaps one inâ€"‘ spoke briefly of the Ontario reâ€" ‘The Progressive Conservative party," he said, "will establish a National Development Board which will include leaders of business, labor, agriculture and government. This board will study employment needs and from it will emerge Inâ€" dustry Councils, representing each industry and again headed by coâ€" operative leaders of labor and management." Pool fdeu Mr. Adamson said he wanted,to see industry establish rehabilitation centres wherein both ideas and emâ€" ployment requirements _ could be pooled. _ _ "Let us suppose the Lake Shore industries set up such a centre," Mr. Adamson said. "First, each inâ€" Mr. Adamson warned nflflnlt soâ€" clalism and state control which kills individual initiative, Free enâ€" terprise, with coâ€"operation of planâ€" ningâ€"coâ€"operation of government, management, labor and agriculture â€"means greater Erodncu'on and greater growth to Canada. Mr. Adamson discussed some of these ways of coâ€"operation. mpoundl when it . states: ‘The gressive Conservative . party stands four square ~for private enterprise and individual freedom‘." COMMITTEE ROOMS: 23 27 Runnymede Rd. MU. Mould Ave. LY. Ellis Park Rd. _ JU. Humber Blvd: LY,. John St., Weston R 0 D NE Y A D A M S 0 N FEDERAL MU. "Buch a plan," Mr. Adamson conâ€" tinued, "would have a wonderful }nycholocical effect. It would go ar toward helping a man dtlrlng his reâ€"adjustment period." dus could take, a oneâ€" nm'fi men 'I{t urthny‘ualhhd veterans. e industry would ex« plain this in its survey and, after all surveys had been tabulated, with lists made up, representatives would interview men in hospitals and sign them up for jobs. 3985 5344 4339 0743 1221 2546 Dominion Election TIMES AND GUIDE, WESON JUNE 11th Federal Progressive Conserva tive Candidate Fridayâ€"May 25th June 7thâ€"10.15 to 10.30 P.M June 8thâ€"CFRBâ€"7.45 P.M RADIO BROADCASTS: ADAMSON Clip this for reference. "The problem of employment and readjustment," he concfuded, "ig not a matter for government alone to solve. Nor for private enterprise alone to solve. It is a great coâ€" operative project and one I betieve we Canadians, with our natural inâ€" itiative and enterprise, can solve." "‘Wonderful blueprints ‘for the¢ world of tomorrow are being preâ€"| j sented to the people of Ontario at J the present time. Premier George Drew /is the chief architect and | they are contained in his 32 point ; progtamme which is in reality the | ,, common man‘s Atlantic Charter." |;, So declared Mayor Jack Allan,| ) Weston, . Provincial Conurvative. Candidate for the York West seat| _ habilitation centres wherein . men are being trained in trades and professions of their choice. Progressive Legislation Blue Prints Presented by Jack Allen Progressive Conservative Policies Are Now In Effect And More*Is To Followâ€"Work Partly Held Up Because Of Opposition In Recent Parliament vide _ construction _ w o rk _ when periods of unemployment arose. "Let me state, ladies and gentleâ€" men, that it is not our idea to immediately embark upon an exâ€" tensive public works programme upon the cessation of hostilities but rather to be prepared with such a programme to fill the gap when it is apparept that unemployment is likely to&g« upon us during the transition from a war to peace time economy," explained Mr. Alâ€" lan. The plan of the department is that a large number of well conâ€" sidered public works should be planned and be ready for impleâ€" mentation when economic condiâ€" tions indicate that unemployment is likely to oceur. "These representatives were reâ€" quested to express their views with respect to the position that the Cities, Towns and Villages, in conâ€" "Only one Partyâ€" in Ontario, the Progressive Conservative party is in a position to present something beyond the blueprint stage. In August, 1943, George Drew and his followers prelenbeg to the people of Ontario his 22 point plan. The geople of Ontario approved and the rogressive â€" Conservative â€" party began implementing their 22 poirtts. Today 21 of these points are on their way to being implemented and the Conservatives would still be implementing those points had not the Liberals, led by the vaccilitaâ€" ting Mitch Hepburn and the C.C.F. led by Mr, Joliffe, deliberately resorted to obstructionist methods to retard progress. The position grew more and more intolerable until Messrs. Hepburn and Joliffe finally tripped over their own obstructions," declared Mr. Allan. Opposition Ganged Up "Under our system of responsible government, a government in ofâ€" fice must be able to put through its major legislation. When the time comes that it cannot do this the only course left is dissdlution. In the Ontario Legislature opposition parties ganged up on the Progresâ€" sive Conservatives notwithstanding the fact that there were 81 bills for consideration already on the order paper and other bills still to be introduced. A general want of conâ€" fidence motion was introduced and the oppositi&g\ gang joined hands against the Progressive Conservaâ€" tivesâ€"dissolution followed and now Mr. Drew, and his followers, are asking the people of Ontario if that want of confidence motion was of their choosing or simply the strategy of: an irresponsible opâ€" position explained the West York candidate, 22 Point Programme "I will deal with but a few of our 22 point platform in this address," continued Mr. Allan. "The first is the determination of our Party to maintain British instituâ€" tion and strengthen the British partnership in every way within our power, In furtherance of these objections and soon after the Proâ€" gressive Conservatives took over the reins of government, Ontario House in London, England, was reopened for the purpose of preâ€" paration for postâ€"war trade and immigration. As part of this proâ€" gramme our Government through its representatives in London, Engâ€" land, are encouraging British manâ€" ufacturers to establish factories in Canada. The farâ€"sighted wisdom of this proposal for the creation of new jobs in the postâ€"war period is readily realized. British Interested "More than 40,000 British people have made enquiries at Ontario House about the possibilities of coming to Canada after the war. Industrialists have demonstrated a keen interest in Ontario and indiâ€" cated their desire to come here and establish Canadian branches. The Progressive Conservatives sincereâ€" ly believe that this Country has not even begun to reach its full popuâ€" lation stature and that with greater population becomes greater prosâ€" perity, â€" _ _ â€" "If we are to have a prosperous, happy postâ€"war period it is essenâ€" tial that we make plans for the development of our Province. Reaâ€" lizing the vital importance of planning and development Premier Drew and his cabinet established a separate department to deal with problems and to blueprint future action," Mayor Allan explained. "The Honourable Dana Porter was appointed Minister of Planâ€" ning and Development and soon after his appointment, carrying out the traditional democractic principles _ of _ the _ conservative party, called a two day conference in the Royal York Hotel of repre sentatives of all of the Municipali ties in the Province of Ontario. "Both in law and practice the Proincial governments have much to do _ with immigrationâ€"much more than the Dominion governâ€" ment. The British North .fflerica Act provides Provincial governâ€" ments with power to pass legislaâ€" tion dealing with immigration but what is even more important Provincial governments must, of necessity, assume the major resâ€" ponsibility in welfare and security for those who come to live within their boundaries. « "What the Progressive Conservaâ€" tives Party is trying to do in reâ€" gard to immigration is insure that the very best type of citizen come to this province." Planning And Developing ted plan of public construction work, Tt is felt ruch a public work programme is essontial to bridge the period ef possible uremployâ€" in the Ontario Legislature J 4th June at a meeting held in Weston. "These wonderful blueprints enâ€" vision a golden age for all of us but before we accept them, let us study them, and exnmil\: the sound foundations upon which they are built", advised Mayor Allan, t which might nstruction period ght arise in the to proâ€" EMBE M MCY 00 mR LC without new dresses for herself. Her.days and nights must have been haunted by the knowledge that you children weren‘t getting a fair chance. I know mine were. The sooner these family allowances get going, the better for the farm boys and girls of today who will be the men and women of toâ€" morrow." The Tory attitude is to kill the Family Allowances idea. Reâ€"actionâ€" ary Drew said he would resist the whole principle; brass throated Dr. Bruce, Tory M.P. from Toâ€" ronto, has been shouting that the "When you were very YOUNg / used to see how your mother stintâ€" ed herself to give you extra things. Her stinting gave your sister musi¢ lessons. I guess you never knew how she saved out of the cream money to buy the pi‘nno,L goir‘lf A Patriotic Letter _A Manitoba father in a letter to his son in Ottawa summed&r %0 nvoufi Canadian parent‘s attitude. il'l&: a paragraph from that etter: A Solemn Warning ... PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL ASSOCIATION Hence, if you want to preserve your liberty of actionâ€" your individual freedomâ€"where to workâ€"where to liveâ€" where and how to spend your money, you simply cannot rote for ANY C.C.F. candidateâ€"even though he be your personal friendâ€"because every C.C.F. candidate is defiâ€" nitely committed to that program. If he falters or wavers in his support of it he is expelledâ€"as has happenéd already. So get out and voteâ€"against the C.C.F. candidates, and urge everyone you know to do the same. Let‘s completely destroy this threat of dictatorship once and for all. Any such plan could only be carried out under an abso= lute dictatorshipâ€"either by one man or a small"group (as in Italy, Germany and Russia). In its execution three out of every five citizens would probably end up working for the government, and one in every five would be a government "cop" checking up on us to be sure we stayed in line. That‘s what "State Socialigm" means. Briefly the Socialists propose that we turn over to the C.C.F. politicians not merely the running of our govern= ment, but complete and permanent control of our everyday lives. They would control and regulate all production of farm products; all manufacture of goods; all distribution and pricing; all placing of employment, wages, etc. They propose to do this gradually, starting with banks, insurance companies, and "Big Business", but eventually the "State‘" (which are the present C.C.F. candidates) would regulate everything to fit into their soâ€"called "National Plan". So, Vote AGAINST C.C.F.! Remember Italy! Goodâ€"bye Freedom ! To All Voters oX 178 . B. A. TRESTRAIL The people who are preaching State Socialism for Canada (C.C.F.) are largely theorists â€" visionaries with no practical experience. The honesty or sincerity of these people is not at issueâ€" it is their objective. It is important to recall that it was the same type of "thinkers" who startâ€" ed Italy on the road to dictatorshipâ€"and destruction. Mussolini, Laval, Quisling and other dictators all started as Socialistsâ€" posing as the friend and saviour of the soâ€" called "common people". Their promises ran parallel with t:f present C.C.F. proâ€" gram. The "State" would take over everyâ€" thing; the profits would go to the "people"; everybody would be fully employed; everyâ€" ~one would have a "minimum standard of living" etc., etc.â€"and the goose hangs high! TO CANADIANS who are being attract»= ed by the pleasing promises of the C.C.F. Socialists, we extend a very solemn word of warningâ€"a warning that you will some day recall. And that warning is this: So remember this: Your vote in this elec= tion is tremendously important. It will help decide an issue that ranks second only to victory in the war. The verdict will effect the life and future of every man, woman and child in Canada. Hence, before you de= cide who to vote for, you should post your= self on just what State Socialism stands for â€"and what the ultimate consequences will be to you and yours. ‘We all know what happened in Italy. The more power they got, the more they tookâ€"and the voice of the "people" faded out. The sincere social reformers who had supported the movement in a genuine deâ€" sire to improve the welfare of the people were brushed offâ€"or rubbed out. Starting as a Utopian dream, the scheme soon beâ€" came a gigantic nightmare that ended in complete disillusionment and disaster. And now, unbelievable as it may seem, many Canadians are falling for the same type of promises that Mussolini handed out. After spending five years, billions of dollars and thousands of lives in destroyâ€" ing dictatorship abroad, we are actually coddling, if not cultivating the same seeds of oneâ€"man power right here in Canada. young 1 INFORMATION WANTED PEVETRTRTAREAT NRTVUEP A very green army recruit guard at the gate had orders h-:il mit no car unless it bore & s; tag. Along came a car ¢ a highâ€"ranking officer as a ger. The guard heard the bras order his driver to procéed throu Calmly he stepped out and ba the way. "I‘m serry, sir," he explained tg the brassâ€"hat, "but I‘m new at this Who do I shootâ€"you or the driver?" Good breeding makes all c tions of life equal. ondl.’ thirty other co int.ro!luu_‘ in bit more llw:fil‘m favor of this social tion â€"â€" for its operation « d romione tof i e. humani exists for .fi' its ci new law, already <in National Director TORONTO, ONT.