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~~IFr i â€"Town Motors Ltd. : ARTICLE NO. 15 | | Having dealt at some, length with the question of the British wheat agreements and marketing controls imposed by the governâ€" ment on Canadian farmers it remains to sum up some of the disturbâ€" ing features of this legislation. It will have been observed that high Liberal sources have been quoted against these measures to avoid appearing partisan in presenting the facts in the case. B 6 BRACKEN ENDORSED Liberal Exâ€"Ministers, Liberal Senators have been outspoken against the Mackenzie King government on these questions. They have been in agreemnt with Hon. John Bracken, leader of the Proâ€" gressive Conservatives, on main principles embodied in the legislation. These experienced leaders and legislators have spoken with authorâ€" itative force to warn the government and the public of the moral factors back of these arbitrary departures from Liberal doctrine. MORAL FACTORS What are these moral factors? The Winnipeg Free Press, topâ€" ranking Liberal newspaper, joins with these leading Liberal s{atesâ€" men in declaring that the byâ€"late_ral wheat deal is an affront to other nations; that discrimination is immoral and damagng to world peace and future trade; that the deal seems designed to distract the farmer‘s mind from the cardinal fact of the world market, and renders him at the same time impotent in his own individual affairs. STATE SOCIALISM Projectng a "deeper logic‘ it is shown that the goverment by embracing state trading under which it can seize, set the price, conâ€" trol producton and delivery,.jail or fine farmers for nonâ€"cooperation, has destroyed individual freedem and by so doing has endorsed state socialism. For these are the very elements of socialism as was pointâ€" ed out particularly by the Liberal Exâ€"Minister, Senator Crerar. STEPPING STONES It is all very well to argue, they assert, that these extraâ€"ordinâ€" ary powers may not be used by this government, but they are there on the stabute books as stepping stones that may be used if a more leftist regime assumes power. It is clear, however that if Bracken forms a government these forms of regimenting farmers, these limitâ€" ations of freedom, will be swept aside for he has stated the policy of his party in very clear terms which will be set forth later. PERVERTED PRINCIPLES So the main complaint of leading and responsible Liberals against the government of the day is its trend to socialism. As the Free_ Press states: ‘"The government professes to denounce C.CF. soicalism and has itself introduced socialist measures without equal in modern North American history; in the course of time these meaâ€" sures will rise up to shame all true Liberals.‘‘ It is expected that these assertions will be carefully noted by farmers. CLEARCUT CONTEST » Follow‘ng articles will go on to discuss other problems. In closing out this phase of the farm question it may be well to reaffirm our original premise; that Canadians want a restoration of freedom; that the coming election is a test between today‘s Liberal regime and the Progressive Conservatives led by John Bracken. The time to decide is well before the election is called. Time for Decision is written for this purpose. a» Twins Martin and and Vailfrid Lahti were born January 7, 1938 in South Porcupine. Mrs. Lahti and children went to Finland in 1939 and the war broke out, so one of the twins was left in Finland. He arrived in South Porcupine in August with Mrs. Oivanen. Seen here with their sister. the Finnish boy is slightly taller. Catch the small car ‘worriers‘ promptly and you may prevent big car problems later. Bring your car to us for a careful check today. It‘s sure to save you money . .‘t may even prevent a serious accident. REMEMBER you are entitled to the services of CGovernment Licensed\Mechanlcs â€"â€" and genuine factory approved parts â€" We fulfill these requirements at .â€". . . ; ® = ; TIME FOR DECISION By George W. James The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Ont. â€" TI‘ri â€" Town" Although the great:r proporiion of the people are illiterate they are pro tected by their lef»st government and enjoy many social sâ€"curitiee that‘ we here would welccme.Among them are Free Accident and life insurance; free medical and hospital care, fres secondâ€" ary education,; every child must comâ€" plete six grades.â€" and the leaving ags is 14, High School costs $1.00 per year and it is possible to go through Un:.â€" versity if able to at home on $7.00 registraticn‘.â€"fee and about $8.00 to cover all other requirements. Children are ‘allowed free food during the first two years and all r:tire at 60 on full pay if they have bsen employed teon yeafs, Sick and accident pay is not reduc:d and with a doctors not# a workâ€" man can have six â€"month convalescence vith full pay. Thire are few labour disputes all being settled by negotâ€" iations. If the wheat subsidy were cancelie], tbread might have to zo up fcur cents per: loaf, although som> manuâ€" Iacmrers are considering changing the a‘ze of their standard loaf to moJify â€" From what it can learn, Canadian Grocer ccncludes that bread manuâ€" facturers are pretty well set on adâ€" vancing their prices even if Ottawa does nol give them an official goâ€"aâ€" head.> They say they simply can‘t maintain production at a prof.t uniess they do get more. ‘"‘And it may not be the result of liftâ€" ‘ng the big wheat subsidy of 77% cents per bushel," the grocers business papâ€" Housewives can expect to pay the bakâ€" er a couple of cents more for the r ular 1%%1b Icaf of bread any day now, Canadian Grocer predicts. er explains. "Ottawa appears to be afraid to let go the subsidy, and bakâ€" €rs are threatening to boil over at Chile the most southern republic in the Amricas :s a long narrow country bowurided by the Andes on the East and the Pacific on the West. The coun.ry stretches for scme 2,000 miles North and South but at no place exceeds 300 mil.s in width, The capital is Saniiago and the largest port is Valâ€" parailso, From the latt:r town came a guest speaker, who gave one of the uncst interesting and educat.onal adâ€" dreéss:s heard in Timmins for some time, He was Dr. Alex. Zeld‘s and ho was guest speaker at a Y‘s Men‘s Club dinner held in the Grand Hotel on Monday evening. Like Bread Itself Loaf Price Will Rise Dr. Zeldis was thanked on behalf of the club by the viczâ€"president, Granam Dunlop. Oth:r speakers included P. T. Moisley, Markle and Earl Hawkins. Travel costsâ€"practically nothing as compared to this ccuntry and it is possible to make a two hcur flight by plane for only $6.00 and a 1,800 train journey first class cost about $14.00. The government is headed by a prisâ€" ident who is elected for six years and he chcosts his cwn.cab.net. Congressâ€" men. who are clected for four and senators who hold office for eigat years make up the parliament. Only males over the agso of 18 and who can read and write are allew:d to vore. The doctor <xplained that Chile is now subject to racial problems like so many of their soatherr# neighbours and that the Indians who formerly inhabâ€" ited the country before the arrival of the Spaniards were pract.cally wiped out zind only a few now live in the south and have little or no contact with th; Chileans. They have enjoyed a longer period of peace than most of the other republics of South America and one cf ‘the symbols of lasting fr.endship is the famous statue, Christ of the Andes, which was erect:d in 1904 to commemerate their last serlous disâ€" pute between themselyves and Argenâ€" tinia, The inscription reads: "Thuse Mountains will fall down before the peace b:tweenmChile and Argentinia is broken. The living conditions vary much more than ours. Even the middle classes who are the majority have onâ€" ly about half the standard of living that we enjoy. They compare with our v.ry poor and thcse who come below this standard are lower than any peoples in th:.s country. Poverty is rampant and is aided by the country‘s love for drinking. It is not unusval for the father to drink his full wages and leave the mother to tend for herâ€" s If and fansly. Another weakness is horse racing which takss place at the weekâ€"end. The main sport is footâ€" ball and the largest stadium holds some 70,000 peopls and crowds have often to be turned away. Chilean Was Guest â€" Speaker At Y‘s Mens Dinner On Monday R ints are very low ccmpared to our own and the best apartment in the city area of any of the larger towns would not cost more than $80 a month, This would includs living dinning and three ‘bed rooms two baths kitchcn and servants quarters. Mrs. Osborn Curtin has returned af. ter holidaying3 with relatives and ‘riends in Perth, Ontay o. cunmnvmun.ntuu Mr. and Mrs, Glibert Brown of Parry have taken up residence at 38 Columbus avenue. »Most cf them say they: allowed to: increase ast two c:nts now, so the iditional increase when the 5 ull not be felt‘ so aeverly Head table as bangust during Norâ€" thern Ontario Fish and Game Convenâ€" wention. From left to right. (Continued From Page One) is cone‘rned, will certainly be a final test of .‘"King. strategy". Twice before Mr. King has choszn obvious Conserâ€" vatives to place in cabinet posts and then run in a byâ€"electicn as the Libâ€" eral cand date. Twice th‘y have faied to carry the election. If Mr. Gregg fails this t.me he will, in all likel!â€" hood, resign as Elisrericp:. Minister. There is nothing in the cons!litution to pr:vent a man from being a member of the Catinet: though he may not have been elected to the House of Comomns. In such a case, however, he would act as a minister but wouldâ€"not be allow:d to sit in the House. His duties there would probably be carrisd out â€"by a parliamentary assistant. It is mcst like‘y, however, that if Mr. Gregg fails in Yorkâ€"Sunbury, a new appointméent will be made for the Fisherics post. $ Mayor Lewis Attend Leaye For Paris Will Moscow Celebration __ * " ®utovean Leagve Montreal, â€" Accompanied by Alderman W. Hamilton and is. Coulter, Mayor Stanley Lewis, of Ottawa, board. ed a Transâ€"Canada: Air: Lines "Nortna Star" transâ€"Atlantic transport at â€"Monâ€" treal recently for the first lap of his flight to Moscow. The delegat.on will fly from London to B.rlin and will board a Soviet plane there for the Russian capital. Invitations to attend ceremonies marking the 800th anniâ€" versary of the founding cf Mcscow were sent to the mayors of the various capitals, but since Washington, D. C., has a civic commis.®t‘on government, Mayor ‘Lewis, was the cnly mayor in North ‘America to be invited., ; This Week On Capital Hill E. Brunette Mayor Timmins, Ont. E. Lefebvre Reeve Ansonville, Ont. A. Bray U‘strict FPorester, FP. Lava‘!â€" lee G:neral Superintendent Abitibi, H. Gosnell. President â€"Iroquois Falls Mr. Abbott pcointed ou> that this will enable continuance of th> Payroll Savâ€" ings Plan now in operation in thousands of organizations throughout the ccnuâ€" try, and will also permit ts instalâ€" lation by other companies who resogâ€" nize its value. The new Canada Savâ€" ings Bonds will also be available to the gen‘ral public for cash or on inâ€" stallmcnts. A second of Canada Savings Bonds will ibe placed on sale on Ocâ€" tober 1l4th. This was announced by Finance Minister Abbott this week. New Savings Bonds On Sale October 14th. The new series of bonds will dated November 1st, 1947, and will bear intertst at the rate of 2% % cach yiar for ten years. They may ba reâ€" deemed at any time at any bank in Canada for full face value plus inâ€" terest and will be registered in the owns>r‘s nameâ€"affcrding protecticn aâ€" gainst loss. Not more than $1,000 of this sâ€"ries may ‘be registered in one name, Cabinet Derties Latest "Successor" Rumours Three hockey players, Many McIi{Â¥re Ossie and Herble Carnagie, who playâ€" ed for Buffalo «Ankerit>, are leaving for. France where they will play for Paris in the European â€" League. Club, E. A. MacDougall Deputy Mnâ€" ister Dept. Lands and Forests, H. E. Scott Minister Dept. Lands and Forâ€" ests (Ontario), Geo. Cameron Toastâ€" master, Wm. Shields Pr.:sidens North. Ont. G. and F. Profective Association, P. J. Redmond Mayor Iroquois Falis, After leaving the camp they playEd for Shawmigan Falls and Sherbrooks in the«â€"Quebec Provincial League. Air cargoes scmelims include odd items and it was no exception recently when a Transâ€"Canada Air Lines craft landed at Edmomon with a shipment of angleworms valued at $50. They were enroute to Fort St. John on the Alaska Highway where worms if. not worth their weight in â€"gold at least are very . scarce. Story. Hour Resumed At Timmins Library The Story Hour has been resumed at the Timmins Public L:brary and will be held each Saturday morning at tén o‘clock. All children are invit»d to come and listen to the stories. Cint.. A. Peters Preg.dent Ont, Anglers and Huniers Associaticn, Dr. J. R. G.ardine Vice President of Anglers and Huntrs Asscciation, D. M. Robertâ€" son President Porcupine Rod and Gun Club, C. C. Cutten Secretary Iroquois Falls Club. Air Minded Worms k. _ Statistics prove that the better _ youngster is fed, the more readily mil he learn. Young people concentrating on studi‘s, therefore, should make sure that they are not handicapping thâ€" mselves unnecessarily by neglecting healthful foods. There is evidence that proper fcod not only helps tha body to avoid weaknsss and pan, but conâ€" tributes, in fact, to the working of the oN Testuring CEORCE HAYES _ and DALE EVANS with Jack nout featuring GEORGE HAYEs and DALE EVANS with JACK n6ut Ifl NOLAN and YHE SOns OF The A REPUBLIC PICTURE oN THE SAME PROGRAM Jungle Raiders